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Full question: Do you support or oppose the following statements about getting a Brexit deal? ‘If a deal cannot be done with the EU, then the Government should leave without a deal’

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

• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If Boris Johnson is unable to get a deal with the EU, he should ignore last week’s Act of Parliament passed by MPs and leave with no deal on 31st October’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If Boris Johnson is unable to get a deal with the EU, he should follow last week’s Act of Parliament passed by MPs and delay Brexit until 31st January 2020’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If a deal cannot be done with the EU, then the Government should leave without a deal’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If a deal cannot be done with the EU, then the Government should revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If the UK is unable to get a new deal with the EU by the end of October, it will mainly be Boris Johnson’s fault for offering false promises’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If the UK is unable to get a new deal with the EU by the end of October, it will mainly be the fault of Jeremy Corbyn and remain supporting MPs undermining the UK’s negotiating position’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If Brexit is delayed until 31st January 2020, Boris Johnson should resign immediately’?
• Do you support or oppose the following statement: ‘If Brexit is delayed until 31st January 2020, there should be a General Election’?