Non-partisan information on UK attitudes to the EU before and since the EU Referendum

Do you think the Government should comply with the legislation recently passed by opposition and rebel MPs and request a delay to Brexit until 31st January next year unless it has secured parliament’s support for a withdrawal agreement or a no-deal outcome by 19th October, or seek legislative loopholes to avoid requesting a delay?

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

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Results for: Do you think the Government should comply with the legislation recently passed by opposition and rebel MPs and request a delay to Brexit until 31st January next year unless it has secured parliament’s support for a withdrawal agreement or a no-deal outcome by 19th October, or seek legislative loopholes to avoid requesting a delay?
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Pollster		 4 October 2019
Poll by BMG Research
Comply with the legislation and request a delay to the Brexit deadline 41%
Seek legislative loopholes to avoid requesting a delay to the Brexit deadline 34%
Don't know 24%

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Opposition and rebel MPs have recently passed legislation that requires the Government to request a delay until 31st January next year unless it has secured parliament's support for a withdrawal agreement or a no-deal outcome by 19th October. Do you think the Government should comply with the legislation and request a delay, or seek legislative loopholes to avoid requesting a delay?

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The Brexit process