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Full question: David Cameron has indicated he wishes to hold a referendum in 2017 after renegotiating the UK’s membership of the European Union. If the UK is not able to secure any concessions from other European leaders during the renegotiation, how would you be likely to vote in a subsequent referendum?

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)
• If there was a referendum tomorrow on whether the UK should remain a member of the EU, how do you think you would vote?
• What is the number one reason you want the UK to leave the EU?
• If David Cameron is not able to secure any concessions on EU membership for UK from EU leaders, how would you be likely to vote in a propose 2017 referendum?
• If David Cameron is successful to secure any concessions on EU membership for UK from EU leaders, how would you be likely to vote in a propose 2017 referendum?
• To what extent do you trust David Cameron’s promise to hold a referendum of the UK’s membership of the EU?
• Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
• Which of the following statements is closest to your view for David Cameron to oppose Junker’s candidacy for EU?
• How does Jean-Claude Juncker’s appointment as the President of the European Commission affect how you might vote in a future EU referendum, if at all?
• How much do you think it matters who is chosen to be President of the European Commission?
• Will Juncker’s appointment as Commission President will make David Cameron more or less likely to deliver a successful renegotiation of Britain’s membership of the EU?
• Which of the following do you think has the best policy on Europe?
• Who do you think would manage to secure the best deal for Britain in EU negotiations?
• Who out of the following do you think will have more influence over how the EU is run over the next few years?
• Which of the following EU leaders do you most admire?