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Full question: After the votes in the House of Commons earlier on this week the Brexit legislation might not be agreed by Parliament in time for the October 31st deadline, and a Brexit delay is likely to be confirmed by the European Union. Which of the following best describes what you think we should do with the additional time? Allow the current House of Commons time to pass the Brexit legislation/ Hold a general election/ Hold a referendum on what to do next

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

• Given that Brexit is likely to be delayed to after 31st October should the additional time be used to allow the current House of Commons to pass the Brexit legislation, hold a general election, or hold a referendum?
• How would you vote if there was a referendum on whether to remain in the EU or leave with [Johnson’s] deal?
• If the government can agree a deal with the EU along the lines of Boris Johnson’s plan, should the UK leave the EU at the earliest opportunity or hold a referendum on the deal vs. remaining in the EU?
• Do you think the Brexit plan recently announced by Boris Johnson is a good or a bad deal for the UK?
• Do you think that MPs should vote for or against a Brexit deal agreed along the lines of the government’s [Johnson] plan announced this week?
• Are you supportive of remaining in the EU, of a Brexit where the UK is closely aligned with the EU, or of a Brexit where the UK has a clear break from the EU?
• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way that Boris Johnson is handling the Brexit process?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jeremy Corbyn has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jo Swinson has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way that the House of Commons has handled Brexit?
• Do you think it is most likely that Britain leaves the EU on 31 October 2019 with a deal, leaves on that date without a deal, leaves the EU at a later date, or ultimately does not leave the EU at all?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘MPs have spent long enough debating Brexit and now is time to pass the deal’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘The Brexit legislation is complicated and MPs need more time to scrutinise it’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Now MPs have voted in favour of the Brexit legislation once, we can afford to take longer discussing it in more detail’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Extending the time MPs have to scrutinise the Brexit legislation only makes it more likely it won’t be passed’?
• Considering the difficulty of reaching an agreement on Brexit in the UK, do you think it would have been better had the EU referendum never been called?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 would have a generally good or bad impact on your personal financial situation?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on the UK economy as a whole?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on wealthy people?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on poorer people?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on younger people?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on older people?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on the UK’s international reputation?
• Do you think leaving the EU on October 31 with Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal would have a generally good or bad impact on the UK’s longer-term future?