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Full question: Some have described the government’s approach to Brexit as a ‘stitch-up’. Reflecting on this, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Petitions calling for us to remain in the EU are irrelevant compared to the official result of the referendum in 2016

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

• Do you agree or disagree that ‘It is humiliating for the UK to have to ask the EU for permission to delay Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Parliament seems determined not to implement the will of the electorate on Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures trying to stop Brexit have damaged the UK’s negotiating position’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘If Brexit is thwarted by Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures, it will be for the good of the country’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘If Brexit is thwarted by Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures, it will harm the UK’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Instead of delaying Brexit, Britain should just leave to trade on WTO rules on 29th March’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Theresa May has handled the negotiations well’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Theresa May’s deal does not deliver the type of Brexit that those who voted leave in 2016 wanted’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, the UK should just leave the EU on the agreed exit date of March 29th’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, MPs should not delay Brexit’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, the UK should just remain in the EU’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should not go back to the EU and ask for a delay’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should resign and try to trigger a General Election’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should resign and a new leader who would take the UK out with No Deal should replace her’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, a new party who are tougher on Brexit should take over the negotiations with the EU’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, there should not be another EU referendum as the British people made their decision in 2016 and that should be respected’?
• Would you describe Theresa May’s current Brexit deal as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe MPs voting against Britain leaving the EU with no deal as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe the UK leaving the EU with no deal to trade on WTO rules as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe extending article 50 and delaying the date when Britain leaves the EU as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe holding a second EU referendum as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe revoking Article 50 and stopping Brexit altogether as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If MPs in Parliament attempt to stop Brexit I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Organisations like the BBC seem in favour of remaining in the EU and have not provided an impartial view of Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Petitions calling for us to remain in the EU are irrelevant compared to the official result of the referendum in 2016’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is approved, I will feel that a line has been crossed and I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If Brexit is delayed, I will feel that a line has been crossed and I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If MPs vote to revoke Article 50 and go against the referendum result in 2016, it could damage the democratic process beyond repair’?