Remain campaign in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum

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The Remain campaign in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum was the cross-party political effort that advocated for the UK to stay in the EU, opposing the Leave campaign that ultimately prevailed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cross-party campaign
political campaign
referendum campaign
aimedTo keep the United Kingdom in the European Union
country United Kingdom
endTime 2016
facedCriticismFor reliance on economic warnings dubbed "Project Fear" by opponents
followedBy post-referendum pro-EU advocacy movements in the UK
geographicScope United Kingdom-wide
hadOfficialDesignation Britain Stronger in Europe NERFINISHED
historicalContext took place during David Cameron's Conservative government NERFINISHED
keyArgument EU membership contributes to peace and security in Europe
EU membership enhances UK influence in the world
EU membership protects jobs and investment
EU membership supports economic stability and growth
leaving the EU would create economic uncertainty
leaving the EU would reduce UK global influence
opinionPollTrend often led in polls earlier in the campaign
opposed Leave campaign in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum NERFINISHED
participatedIn 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum NERFINISHED
positionOnEuropeanUnion pro-European Union
receivedVoteShare approximately 48.1 percent of the vote
relatedTo Brexit NERFINISHED
European Union membership of the United Kingdom
result defeat in the referendum
significantEvent 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum vote on 23 June 2016
slogan Stronger In NERFINISHED
startTime 2015
supportedBy Alliance Party of Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
Conservative Party (majority of MPs and leadership) NERFINISHED
Green Party of England and Wales NERFINISHED
Labour Party (official position) NERFINISHED
Liberal Democrats NERFINISHED
Plaid Cymru NERFINISHED
Scottish National Party NERFINISHED
Sinn Féin NERFINISHED
Social Democratic and Labour Party NERFINISHED
many business organisations
many cultural and creative industry figures
many trade unions
many universities and academic figures
usedMedium printed leaflets and mailshots
public rallies and events
social media campaigning
television debates
usedStrategy emphasis on economic risks of Brexit
endorsements from experts and institutions
focus on benefits of single market access

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Rachel Johnson participantIn Remain campaign in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
James Nesbitt supportedCampaign Remain campaign in the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum