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Full question: How much might the facts reported and opinions expressed in The Financial Times influence the way you would vote in the referendum, based on how much you read / listen to them and how much you trust them?

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

• How likely are you to vote in the EU referendum? (0 to 10 scale)
• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union? (Referendum question originally proposed by UK Government)
• How would you vote in an EU referendum after a period of renegotiation of the UK’s membership terms?
• If the UK was not already a member of the EU, would you support or oppose a proposal for the UK to join the EU?
• Which argument is most likely to make you want to vote to leave the EU?
• Do you think the EU referendum will be a “fair” referendum?
• How much might the views of UK politicians influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the views of trade union leaders influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the views of UK business leaders influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the views of British religious leaders influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the views of foreign leaders influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the views of economists and other academics influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might the BBC influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might Sky News influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might The Times / Sunday Times influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might The Telegraph / Sunday Telegraph influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might The Financial Times influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might The Guardian / Observer influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• How much might The Sun / Sun on Sunday influence the way you would vote in the EU referendum?
• Which party has the best approach on the question of EU membership?
• What is the one most important component of a successful renegotiation?
• Roughly how much do you think the UK pays each day to be a member of the EU?
• What percentage of laws affecting the UK do you believe are originally made by the EU?
• Which of these politicians do you think would be most successful at getting a better deal for the UK within the EU?
• Which of these scenarios do you feel is a greater threat to the UK economy?
• What would be your views about a public figure who had supported joining the Euro?
• If the UK left the EU do you think it would be easier or more difficult for the UK to deport foreign-born terrorists?
• Which of the following best describes your view of the UK’s place in the world?
• Do you think the UK’s impact on the world stage is enhanced or diminished by our membership of the EU?
• Which course of action should the UK parliament take if it disagrees with the EU?
• Does the result of the 1975 referendum on EU membership still justify the UK’s membership of the EU?
• Which of these would you consider yourself to be?
• Which argument is most likely to make you want to vote to stay in the EU?