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Full question: Assuming a NI Border Referendum occurred in 2019, say shortly after the Brexit date (March) – What way do you think you would you vote according to the following scenarios? Brexit – based on the UK government’s current withdrawal agreement.

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Would you support or oppose the holding of another referendum – a so-called People’s Vote – when the negotiations over the terms of Brexit are complete?
• If there were a referendum tomorrow on the current ‘EU options’, which of the five following options would you support? (Please rank from best to worst)
• Do you support or oppose the proposal that Northern Ireland should remain closely tied to the EU while Britain has a more arms-length arrangement?
• If technology could be used to avoid a hard border would you prefer that NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK or that, regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU?
• Do you agree or disagree that the UK government’s current EU withdrawal agreement is a threat to the UK Union?
• Do you agree or disagree that the main business organisations in Northern Ireland are correct to back the UK government’s current EU withdrawal agreement?
• Do you agree or disagree that the the unionist parties are correct in rejecting the UK government’s current EU withdrawal agreement?
• Do you agree or disagree that the Irish Government’s contribution to the Brexit discussions has been helpful?
• Do you agree or disagree that the DUP’s tactics in the Brexit discussions and negotiations have been correct?
• How would you vote if a NI Border Referendum were held shortly after a Brexit based on the current withdrawal agreement?
• How would you vote if a NI Border Referendum were held shortly after a ‘No deal’ Brexit?
• How would you vote if a NI Border Referendum were held after Brexit had not happened?