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Fieldwork dates:: 7 January 2019 - 8 January 2019
Data from:: Great Britain
Pollster: YouGov
Funder: Unknown funder or self-funded
Data collection mode: Online
Sample Size: 1754
Age: 18+

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Full question: Do you think there should or should not be a new referendum held on whether Britain should leave the EU or remain a member?

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

In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
How well or badly do you think the government are doing at negotiating/handling Britain’s exit from the EU?
From what you have seen or heard about the deal so far, do you support or oppose the draft Brexit deal?
Do you think the Labour party’s policy on Brexit is clear or unclear?
Do you think the Conservative party’s policy on Brexit is clear or unclear?
From what you have seen or heard, do you support or oppose the approach that Theresa May is taking towards Brexit?
From what you have seen or heard, do you support or oppose the approach that Jeremy Corbyn is taking towards Brexit?
Would you support or oppose the government delaying Britain’s departure from the European Union in order to allow more time for negotiations over the Brexit deal?
If Theresa May resigned and was replaced by a different Conservative leader, do you think that leader could probably get a better deal in the time available or probably would not?
Imagine Labour were in government and Jeremy Corbyn was Prime Minister, do you think that Labour could probably get a better Brexit deal or that Labour would probably not be able to get a better Brexit deal?
How worried, if at all, would you be if Britain was to leave without agreeing a deal with the EU?
Do you think the warnings that Britain leaving the EU without agreeing a deal could cause severe short term disruption, such as shortages of food and medicines, are realistic or exaggerated?
Generally speaking, what would you like to see happen in the wake of the draft Brexit deal?
Would you consider it to be a good or bad outcome if Britain left the EU without any deal?
Do you think it would or would not respect the outcome of the referendum if Britain left the EU without a deal?
Do you think it would help bring the country back together or make it even more divided if Britain left the EU without any deal?
Would you consider it a good or bad outcome if Britain accepted the negotiated deal and left the EU on those terms?
Do you think it would or would not respect the outcome of the referendum if Britain accepted the negotiated deal and left the EU on those terms?
Do you think it would help bring the country back together or make it even more divided if Britain accepted the negotiated deal and left the EU on those terms?
Would you consider it to be a good or a bad outcome if Britain left the EU with an alternative deal that included remaining in the single market and customs union?
Do you think that it would or would not respect the result of the referendum if Britain left the EU with an alternative deal that included remaining in the single market and customs union?
Do you think that it would help bring the country back together or make it more divided if Britain left the EU with an alternative deal that included remaining in the single market and customs union?
Do you think it would be a good or bad outcome if Britain had a new referendum and voted to remain in the EU after all?
Do you think it would or would not respect the result of the original referendum if Britain had a new referendum and voted to remain in the EU after all?
Do you think it would help bring the country back together or make it even more divided if Britain had a new referendum and voted to remain in the EU after all?
When people talk about a ‘No Deal Brexit’, what do you think they mean?
Do you think there should or should not be a new referendum held on whether Britain should leave the EU or remain a member?
If there was another referendum, which of the following would you most like to see?
Do you think ‘it would be undemocratic for people to try and reverse the result by having another vote’ or ‘it would be democratic for the people to have a chance to vote on whether or not they still want to go ahead with Brexit’?

Fieldwork dates:: 14 March 2019 - 15 March 2019
Data from:: Great Britain
Pollster: YouGov
Funder: The Times
Data collection mode: Online
Sample Size: 1756
Age: 18+

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Full question: Do you think there should or should not be a new referendum held on whether Britain should leave the European Union or remain a member?

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

Do you think MPs should vote to accept or reject the proposed Brexit deal?
Do you think there should or should not be a new referendum held on whether Britain should leave the EU or remain a member?
Would you consider it a good or bad outcome if Britain accepted the negotiated deal and left the EU on those terms?
Do you think it would be a good or bad outcome if Britain had a new referendum and voted to remain in the EU after all?
Would you consider it to be a good or bad outcome if Britain left the EU without any deal?
If you had to choose one outcome would you prefer having a new referendum and voting to remain in the EU, leaving the EU without any deal, leaving the EU but remaining in the single market and customs union, or, leaving the EU on the negotiated terms?
If there were a public vote and the choices were to stay in the EU or leave without a deal with the EU, how likely would you be to vote in this public vote?
If the House of Commons rejects the proposed deal, should Britain leave without a deal on March 29th, or should Britain delay Brexit until after March 29th?
If Theresa May resigned and was replaced with a different Conservative leader, do you think a different leader could or could not probably get a better Brexit deal?
How well or badly do you think Theresa May has handled the issue of Brexit?
How worried, if at all, would you be if Britain was to leave without agreeing a deal with the EU?
Do you think the warnings that Britain leaving the EU without agreeing a deal could cause severe short term disruption, such as shortages of food and medicines, are realistic or exaggerated?
Would you consider it to be a good or a bad outcome if Britain left the EU with an alternative deal that included remaining in the single market and customs union?