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Do you support or oppose the bill designed to stop a no-deal Brexit which, if it became law, would force the Prime Minister to ask for an extension beyond the 31st October deadline if a deal has not been agreed with the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 5 September 2019 - 6 September 2019
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Do you support or oppose the bill designed to stop a no-deal Brexit which, if it became law, would force the Prime Minister to ask for an extension beyond the 31st October deadline if a deal has not been agreed with the EU?
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Pollster		 6 September 2019
Poll by Survation
Strongly support 23%
Somewhat support 14%
Neither support nor oppose 16%
Somewhat oppose 9%
Strongly oppose 29%
Don't know 9%

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On Wednesday, MPs passed a bill designed to stop a no-deal Brexit. If it becomes law, the bill would force the Prime Minister to ask for an extension beyond the 31 October Brexit deadline if a deal has not been agreed with the EU. Supporters say this bill does not hinder the Prime Minister from reaching a good deal with the EU and blocks a no-deal Brexit. Critics say that without the option of no-deal the Prime Minister will be unable to negotiate a good deal. To what extent do you support or oppose this bill?

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The Brexit process