If Theresa May’s Brexit deal is rejected by the UK Parliament, do you think there will still be scope for the UK to try an negotiate a better deal with the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 28 November 2018 - 6 December 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If Theresa May’s Brexit deal is rejected by the UK Parliament, do you think there will still be scope for the UK to try an negotiate a better deal with the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	6 December 2018 Poll by BMG Research
Yes - there would likely be scope to negotiate a better deal	41%
No - there would not likely be scope to negotiate a better deal	34%
Don't know	25%

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Yes - there would likely be scope to negotiate a better deal
No - there would not likely be scope to negotiate a better deal
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Yes - there would likely be scope to negotiate a better deal
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Yes - there would likely be scope to negotiate a better deal
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'Britain is due to leave the EU at the end of March next year. Imagine a scenario where Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected by the UK Parliament. If this were to happen, some people think that EU would be willing to return to the negotiating table, with the UK trying to agree on an improved deal. Others say that there will not be enough time or that the EU would be unwilling to negotiate better terms. In this scenario, do you think there will still be scope for the UK to try an negotiate a better deal with the EU?

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The Brexit process