Non-partisan information on UK attitudes to the EU before and since the EU Referendum

How would you vote if a NI Border Referendum were held shortly after a ‘No deal’ Brexit?

Fieldwork dates: 30 November 2018 - 3 December 2018
Data from: Northern Ireland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: How would you vote if a NI Border Referendum were held shortly after a ‘No deal’ Brexit?
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Pollster		 3 December 2018
Poll by Lucid Talk
NI to remain in the UK - I'm 100% certain 38%
NI to remain in the UK - My probable vote, but I'm not certain 4%
Don't Know/Not sure at this point 3%
NI to leave the UK and join a united Ireland - My probable vote, but I'm not certain 7%
NI to leave the UK and join a united Ireland - I'm 100% certain 48%

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Assuming a NI Border Referendum occurred in 2019, say shortly after the Brexit date (March) - What way do you think you would you vote according to the following scenarios? Brexit - based on a 'No deal' (i.e. if the UK government's current withdrawal agreement is defeated in the UK parliament an don new deal is negotiated with the EU)

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