If a confirmatory referendum is attached to Mr Johnson’s deal should MPs vote for or reject the deal?

Fieldwork dates: 17 October 2019 - 18 October 2019
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If a confirmatory referendum is attached to Mr Johnson’s deal should MPs vote for or reject the deal?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	18 October 2019 Poll by Panelbase
MPs should vote for the deal with a referendum to follow	55%
MPs should reject the deal (if it can't be passed without a referendum being attached)	45%

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MPs should vote for the deal with a referendum to follow
MPs should reject the deal (if it can't be passed without a referendum being attached)

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MPs should vote for the deal with a referendum to follow
MPs should reject the deal (if it can't be passed without a referendum being attached)

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MPs should vote for the deal with a referendum to follow
MPs should reject the deal (if it can't be passed without a referendum being attached)

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Some MPs are willing to support the deal as long as it is then put to a confirmatory referendum, with the public being asked to choose between this new deal or remaining in the EU. Which of the following is closest to your view? MPs should vote for the deal with a referendum to follow/ MPs should reject the deal (if it can't be passed without a referendum being attached)

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The Brexit process