If technology could be used to avoid a hard border would you prefer that NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK or that, regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU?

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

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Results for: If technology could be used to avoid a hard border would you prefer that NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK or that, regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	3 December 2018 Poll by Lucid Talk
NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK	38%
Regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU inside the single market and customs union	62%

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NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK
Regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU inside the single market and customs union

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NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK
Regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU inside the single market and customs union

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NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK
Regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU inside the single market and customs union

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One proposal for ensuring there is no hard border on the island of Ireland is that technology might be used to track imports and exports with a minimum of bureaucracy and no infrastructure at the border itself. Imagine this could work, which of these options would you favour for Brexit? NI sticks with whatever Brexit arrangements are negotiated for the rest of the UK so there is a requirement for technology to solve the border problem/ Regardless of what the rest of the UK does, NI remains closely tied to the EU inside the single market and customs union, so there is a requirement for technology to solve the border issue.

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