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

If Mr Johnson’s deal fails to get through MPs should the UK leave without a deal at the end of October, or should Brexit delayed to allow a referendum between No Deal and Remain, or should Brexit be delayed to allow a General Election?

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

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Results for: If Mr Johnson’s deal fails to get through MPs should the UK leave without a deal at the end of October, or should Brexit delayed to allow a referendum between No Deal and Remain, or should Brexit be delayed to allow a General Election?
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Pollster		 18 October 2019
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The UK should leave the EU with No Deal at the end of this month 41%
Leaving the EU should be delayed to allow a referendum between No Deal and Remain 31%
Leaving the EU should be delayed to allow a General Election 15%
Don’t Know 12%

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If the new deal fails to get through Parliament on Saturday, which of the following options would you most support? The UK should leave the EU with No Deal at the end of this month/ Leaving the EU should be delayed to allow a referendum between No Deal and Remain/ Leaving the EU should be delayed to allow a General Election

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Attitudes towards topical events The Brexit process