Has the claim that if we left the EU, we wouldn’t have to accept Turkish immigrants if they joined the EU made you more likely to vote Remain or more likely to vote Leave?

Fieldwork dates: 17 June 2016 - 22 June 2016
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Has the claim that if we left the EU, we wouldn’t have to accept Turkish immigrants if they joined the EU made you more likely to vote Remain or more likely to vote Leave?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	22 June 2016 Poll by Savanta
More likely to vote Remain	12%
More likely to vote Leave	32%
Made no difference	54%
Don't know	1%

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During the referendum campaign, the following claims have been made about what would happen if Britain voted to leave the EU. Some are positive, others are negative. Can you please tell me if each claim has made you more likely to vote for Remain, more likely to vote for Leave or has it made no difference?
That we wouldn’t have to accept Turkish immigrants if they joined the EU

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Has the claim that if we left the EU, we wouldn’t have to accept Turkish immigrants if they joined the EU made you more likely to vote Remain or more likely to vote Leave?

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