We conducted a thought experiment asking what would happen if Americans with U.K. ancestry split from those with E.U. ancestry. It wouldn't be as bad as Brexit.
By Andrew Van Dam Andrew Van Dam Reporter focusing on economic data Email Bio Follow April 11 at 6:00 AM What would Brexit look like if it happened in the United States?
British exit For this experiment, we focused on comparing the ratio of people claiming U.K. ancestry in each county with the ratio of people claiming ancestry from the other 27 countries in the European Union. That has obvious limitations. The United States, United Kingdom and European Union are multicultural societies, but our metric can only capture the overwhelmingly white subset of Americans claiming British or E.U. ancestry.In addition, support for Brexit within the U.K. varies.
That total is padded by American Mormons, many of whom came from Upstate New York, northern New England and other areas with U.K. ties. The church’s most notable early leaders, such as Brigham Young , came from English stock.
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