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If the Brexit talks break down and there is no deal, the UK may have to choose whether to remain in the EU, or leave the EU without a deal. In those circumstances, should the final decision be made by MPs voting in Parliament or the public voting in a new referendum?

Fieldwork dates: 31 July 2018 - 19 August 2018
Data from: Wales
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If the Brexit talks break down and there is no deal, the UK may have to choose whether to remain in the EU, or leave the EU without a deal. In those circumstances, should the final decision be made by MPs voting in Parliament or the public voting in a new referendum?
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Pollster		 19 August 2018
Poll by YouGov
MPs voting in Parliament 24%
The public voting in a new referendum 50%
Don’t know 26%

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If the Brexit talks break down and there is no deal, the UK may have to choose whether to remain in the EU, or leave the EU without a deal. In those circumstances, should the final decision be made by a MPs voting in Parliament or the public voting in a new referendum?

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The Brexit process