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Full question: Which of the following statements is closest to your view? The Government’s Brexit deal would be more likely to pass through the House of Commons if Theresa May promised to resign afterwards / The Government’s Brexit deal would be less likely to pass through the House of Commons if Theresa May promised to resign afterwards / The Government’s Brexit deal would be neither more nor less likely to pass through the House of Commons if Theresa May promised to resign afterwards

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 referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or leaving the EU without a deal, which would you support?
• Would you prefer the government’s Brexit deal or an extension of Article 50 for up to two years?
• Would you prefer the government’s Brexit deal or an alternative that keeps the UK in the customs union and single market?
• Would you prefer the government’s Brexit deal or a second referendum on whether the UK should leave or remain in the EU?
• Do you trust Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn most to deliver a good deal for the UK on Brexit? (No ‘neither’ option)
• Do you agree or disagree that Parliament was right to delay the UK’s exit from the European Union if a deal is not agreed.
• Would you like MPs to vote for or against the government’s Brexit deal?
• Do you think the UK would be more or less likely to secure a better deal from the EU if Theresa May were to resign?
• If Theresa May fails to get her deal through parliament next week, do you think there should or should not be a general election to resolve the Brexit impasse?
• Do you think the Government’s Brexit deal would be more or less likely to pass through the House of Commons if Theresa May promised to resign afterwards?
• If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, how likely or unlikely do you think it will be that there will be civil disorder, where authorities incur difficulties in maintaining public safety and order?
• If article 50 is revoked and the UK does not leave the EU, how likely or unlikely do you think it will be that there will be civil disorder, where authorities incur difficulties in maintaining public safety and order?
• Do you think the four Cabinet Ministers who voted to rule out leaving the EU without a deal at any time despite being told not to by Theresa May should or should not resign?
• Do you think the UK would or would not have got a better Brexit deal from the EU if Boris Johnson had been Prime Minister?
• How likely would you be to vote in another EU referendum? (0-10 scale)