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Full question: The Prime Minister, David Cameron, has said that he and the government will attempt to negotiate better terms of membership for Britain in the European Union. There will then be a referendum before the end of 2017, the year after next, on whether Britain should remain a member of the EU on the new terms that have been negotiated. If David Cameron announces that he has secured a better deal for Britain within the European Union, and he recommends that Britain should remain in the EU on these new terms, would this…?

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

• Which of these statements about the UK’s membership of the EU and immigration do you think is closest to the truth?
• Using a scale of 0 to 100, how likely are you to vote for the UK to remain in the EU or leave the EU?
• How likely are you to vote in the EU referendum? (0 to 10 scale)
• If David Cameron announces that he has secured a better deal for Britain within the EU and recommends that Britain should remain in the EU on these new terms, would this make you more likely to vote for the UK to remain in the EU or leave the EU?
• How much confidence do you have that David Cameron and the government will be able to negotiate a better deal for Britain within the EU?
• Which do you think carries the biggest cost or risk to Britain – remaining a member of the EU, or leaving the EU?