VoteRemain

Twitter 2016-04 politics peaked Updated 2026-02-10
Late 2010s Notable 80M+ lifetime posts

First documented in April 2016 on Twitter. Reached peak activity at an earlier point and has since moderated to lower-frequency use.

Also known as: StrongerInRemain

#VoteRemain

Campaign to keep UK in the European Union during Brexit referendum.

Quick Facts

AttributeValue
PeakJune 2016
Campaign”Stronger In”
ArgumentsEconomic stability, cooperation
ResultLost 48%-52%

Origin & Impact

#VoteRemain represented the campaign to keep Britain in the EU, emphasizing economic benefits and international cooperation. Backed by PM David Cameron, major parties, and business leaders, Remain seemed favored by polls. The campaign argued Leave risked economic chaos and isolation.

Despite establishment support, #VoteRemain lost narrowly. Post-referendum analysis criticized the campaign as complacent, failing to counter Leave’s emotional appeals with inspiring vision. The hashtag represented the losing side of Britain’s most consequential vote, with Remainers continuing to use it years later advocating for rejoining.

References

Explore #VoteRemain

Related Hashtags

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