If Theresa May were to be replaced as Prime Minister, and the new Primer Minister went to the EU to seek better terms for the UK in the Brexit agreement, how likely do you think the EU would be to agree new terms?

Fieldwork dates: 20 November 2018 - 22 November 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If Theresa May were to be replaced as Prime Minister, and the new Primer Minister went to the EU to seek better terms for the UK in the Brexit agreement, how likely do you think the EU would be to agree new terms?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	22 November 2018 Poll by Ashcroft
They definitely would	1%
Very likely	3%
Quite likely	11%
Quite unlikely	22%
Very unlikely	24%
They definitely would not	15%
Don't know	24%

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If Theresa May were to be replaced as Prime Minister, and the new Primer Minister went to the EU to seek better terms for the UK in the Brexit agreement, how likely do you think the EU would be to agree new terms?

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If Theresa May were to be replaced as Prime Minister, and the new Primer Minister went to the EU to seek better terms for the UK in the Brexit agreement, how likely do you think the EU would be to agree new terms?

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