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Full question: Theresa May negotiated a deal with the EU but this was never passed through the House of Commons. Those who opposed the deal said this was because of the so-called ‘Northern Irish backstop’ which would keep Northern Ireland closely aligned with the EU in the event of no final deal being agreed between the UK and EU. If the EU said it was willing to drop the backstop from the negotiations, which of the following statements comes closest to your view?

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)
• How likely would you be to vote in another EU referendum? (0-10 scale)
• Do you support or oppose the decision to suspend Parliament from 12 September until 14 October?
• Is suspending Parliament a ‘constitutional outrage’ or not?
• Would you prefer the UK remains in the EU, leaves with a deal, or leaves without a deal?
• Do you think the outcome of the Brexit process will be the UK remains in the EU, leaves the EU with a deal, or leaves the EU without a deal?
• If the UK was to leave the EU without a deal, do you think it will have a positive or negative impact on the UK?
• If the UK left the EU without a deal will there be short term problems or not and, if so, will the UK be better or not better off in the long term?
• Is leaving the EU without a deal better or worse than staying in the EU?
• Should the courts get involved in Brexit or not?
• Should Brexit be delayed beyond 31 October to allow more time for a deal or not?
• Which of the following political figures do you most trust to work in your interest on Brexit?
• Out of Boris Johnson, Jo Swinson and Jeremy Corbyn, who do you most trust to work in your interest on Brexit?
• Out of Boris Johnson and Philip Hammond, who do you most trust to work in your interest on Brexit?
• Do you think the Queen was right or wrong to approve the suspension of Parliament?
• Do you think Jeremy Corbyn was right or wrong to ask to meet the Queen to object to the suspension of Parliament?
• Do you think Boris Johnson is more or less likely to get a better Brexit deal than former Prime Minister Theresa May?
• If Conservative MPs vote against Boris Johnson’s Brexit strategy in the House of Commons, do you think they should or should not be banned from standing for the Conservative Party at the next election?
• To what extent do you support or oppose opposition parties holding a vote of no confidence in the government, as a result of the suspension of Parliament?
• Do you think the UK government should or should not agree a new deal if the EU said it was willing to drop the backstop from the negotiations?
• If the UK does not leave the EU on the 31st October, do you think Boris Johnson should or should not resign as Prime Minister?
• Do you support or oppose a national government of unity containing MPs from different parties being formed, if the Government loses a vote of no confidence?
• If a national government of unity was to be formed, do you think Ken Clarke or Jeremy Corbyn should be Prime Minister?
• Do you think leaders and MPs from opposition parties were right or wrong to sign a declaration aiming to stop a ‘no-deal’ Brexit?
• Do you think you would wake up joyful or fearful if the UK leaves the EU on the 31st October with a deal in place?
• Do you think you would wake up joyful or fearful if the UK leaves the EU on the 31st October without a deal in place?
• Do you think a campaign of ‘civil disobedience’ would or would not be ‘justified’, given the suspension of Parliament?