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Full question: Imagine each of the following was Prime Minister rather than Theresa May Do you think they would have handled the Brexit negotiations better than Mrs May, worse than Mrs May, or would it not have made any difference?:Nigel Farage

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

• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union? (Asked after the referendum)
• If there was a vote tomorrow on the type of Brexit deal that the UK Government is aiming to achieve from the EU, how would you be likely to vote?
• What do you think should happen if the UK and the EU are unable to reach a deal on the terms of Brexit by the date that the UK is due to leave the EU on 29th March next year?
• Do you think Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister would have handled the Brexit negotiations better or worse than Theresa May?
• Do you think Nigel Farage would have handled the Brexit negotiations better or worse than Theresa May?
• Do you think Boris Johnson would have handled the Brexit negotiations better or worse than Theresa May?
• If the UK and the EU agree a deal on the terms of Brexit, would you support or oppose holding a referendum in which voters were asked to choose between accepting the deal or remaining in the EU?
• If the UK and the EU agree a deal on the terms of Brexit, would you support or oppose holding a referendum in which voters were asked to choose between accepting the deal or leaving the EU without a deal?
• If the UK and the EU agree a deal on the terms of Brexit, would you support or oppose holding a referendum in which voters were asked to choose between accepting the deal or re-opening the negotiations with a view to getting a better deal?
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for the UK economy?
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for the NHS?
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for levels of immigration to the UK?
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for your household finances?
• If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that new checks must be introduced on goods crossing the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?
• If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that UK and EU citizens who wished to do so could live and work in each other’s countries after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?
• If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that there are limitations on the UK’s ability to make trade deals with countries outside the EU after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?
• If the only way the UK could reach a deal with the EU was to agree that the UK would continue to follow EU regulations on manufactured goods such as fridges, vacuum cleaners and light bulbs after Brexit, should it agree to this or should it not agree?
• How close a relationship with the EU would you like the UK to have after Brexit?
• How likely would you be to vote in another EU referendum? (0-10 scale)
• Overall do you believe immigration has had a positive or negative impact on Britain?
• How concerned would you be if Brexit leads to Northern Ireland leaving the UK and joining the Republic of Ireland?
• How concerned would you be if Brexit leads to Scotland leaving the UK and becoming an independent country?