If the UK does not reach a good Brexit deal by 29 March 2019 should it revoke Article 50 or not?

Fieldwork dates: 5 December 2018 - 5 December 2018
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If the UK does not reach a good Brexit deal by 29 March 2019 should it revoke Article 50 or not?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 December 2018 Poll by Survation
The UK government should revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process	41%
The UK government should not revoke Article 50 and continue with the Brexit process	39%
Don’t know	19%

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The UK government should revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process
The UK government should not revoke Article 50 and continue with the Brexit process
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The UK government should revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process
The UK government should not revoke Article 50 and continue with the Brexit process
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The UK government should revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process
The UK government should not revoke Article 50 and continue with the Brexit process
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The EU has received legal advice that the UK could revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process if it cannot reach an acceptable deal before the 29th March 2019 If the UK government does not reach a good Brexit deal by then, what would be your preferred option? The UK government should revoke Article 50 and suspend the Brexit process/ The UK government should not revoke Article 50 and continue with the Brexit process

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The Brexit process