Do you think most people who voted to Leave in 2016 assumed that this would mean leaving the EU with a deal, or that this would mean Leaving the EU without a deal?

Fieldwork dates: 3 September 2019 - 4 September 2019
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Do you think most people who voted to Leave in 2016 assumed that this would mean leaving the EU with a deal, or that this would mean Leaving the EU without a deal?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	4 September 2019 Poll by YouGov
Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU with a deal	56%
Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU without a deal	22%
Don't know	22%

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Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU with a deal
Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU without a deal
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Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU with a deal
Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU without a deal
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Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU with a deal
Most people voted to Leave assuming that would mean leaving the EU without a deal
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Thinking about the people who voted to leave the EU in
2016, do you think…? Most people voted to Leave, assuming that would mean
leaving the EU with a deal / Most of them voted to Leave, assuming that would mean
Leaving the EU without a deal

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The Brexit process