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Full question: When Parliament meets in September, it is possible that a vote of confidence will be held against Boris Johnson’s government with the aim of preventing the UK leaving the EU with ‘no deal’. Assuming that the government loses a vote of confidence, what would be your preferred outcome? Boris Johnson to resign in the hope that an alternative government can be formed to avoid a ‘no deal’ Brexit/ Boris Johnson to refuse to resign and call a general election for after October 31st so the UK can guarantee leaving the EU by that date, even with ‘no deal’

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

• Which of the following parties do you trust most on the EU and Brexit?
• If Boris Johnson is unable to make changes to the Withdrawal Agreement that enables it to pass the House of Commons before October 31, what should he do?
• Now Boris Johnson has become prime minister, how likely or unlikely do you think it is that the UK will leave the European Union by 31 October?
• If Boris Johnson is unable to negotiate any significant changes to the Withdrawal Agreement made between Theresa May’s government and the EU, pushes for a ‘no deal’ on the October 31, and the House of Commons votes to force the government to ask for a further extension to the Brexit deadline, do you think Boris Johnson should call a general election?
• If the government loses a vote of confidence should Boris Johnson resign and make way for a government opposed to a ‘no deal’ Brexit, or call an election for after October 31st so that the UK leaves the EU with ‘no deal’?
• Which party do you trust most on immigration?