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Given that the House of Commons voted overwhelmingly against Theresa May’s Brexit deal, which of the following steps do you think the PM should now take?

Fieldwork dates: 16 January 2019 - 18 January 2019
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Given that the House of Commons voted overwhelmingly against Theresa May’s Brexit deal, which of the following steps do you think the PM should now take?
Fieldwork end date
Pollster		 18 January 2019
Poll by ICM
Pursue a 'no deal' Brexit 28%
Start the process of holding a second referendum 24%
Pursue an extension to Article 50 (i.e. extending the 29 March Brexit Day deadline) 20%
Go back to Brussels and attempt to renegotiate a 'harder Brexit' deal with the EU 18%
Step down as Prime Minister and let the Conservative Party choose a replacement 14%
Go back to Brussels and attempt to renegotiate a 'softer Brexit' deal with the EU 13%
Call a snap general election 11%
Persist with trying to get her deal through Parliament 8%
None of the above 3%
Don't know 11%

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On Tuesday evening the House of Commons voted overwhelmingly against Theresa May's Brexit deal.
Which of the following steps, if any, do you think the Prime Minister should now take?

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The Brexit process