If there were a referendum tomorrow on the current ‘EU options’, which of the five following options would you support? (Please rank from best to worst)

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

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Results for: If there were a referendum tomorrow on the current ‘EU options’, which of the five following options would you support? (Please rank from best to worst)
Fieldwork end date Pollster	3 December 2018 Poll by Lucid Talk
Remain in the EU	55%
Accept the UK government's EU withdrawal agreement and proceed with Brexit on these terms	6%
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - more distant from the EU	13%
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and Leave the EU without a deal i.e. the so-called ‘No Deal’/	21%
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - closer to EU.	2%
Don't Know/Note Sure	3%

Choose first group:

Remain in the EU
Accept the UK government's EU withdrawal agreement and proceed with Brexit on these terms
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - more distant from the EU
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and Leave the EU without a deal i.e. the so-called ‘No Deal’/
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - closer to EU.
Don't Know/Note Sure

Choose second group:

Remain in the EU
Accept the UK government's EU withdrawal agreement and proceed with Brexit on these terms
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - more distant from the EU
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and Leave the EU without a deal i.e. the so-called ‘No Deal’/
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - closer to EU.
Don't Know/Note Sure

Choose third group:

Remain in the EU
Accept the UK government's EU withdrawal agreement and proceed with Brexit on these terms
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - more distant from the EU
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and Leave the EU without a deal i.e. the so-called ‘No Deal’/
Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - closer to EU.
Don't Know/Note Sure

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From what you know of the UK Governments EU withdrawal agreement, if there were a referendum tomorrow on the current ‘EU options’ (a so-called People's vote), with the following options on the ballot paper, which would you support? – Please rank the following 5 possible options from best to worst. Remain in the EU/ Accept the UK government's EU withdrawal agreement and proceed with Brexit on these terms/ Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - more distant from the EU/ Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and Leave the EU without a deal i.e. the so-called ‘No Deal’/ Reject the UK Government's EU withdrawal agreement and reopen negotiations with the EU to obtain a ‘better-different’ deal - closer to EU.

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If there were a referendum tomorrow on the current ‘EU options’, which of the five following options would you support? (Please rank from best to worst)

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