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Full question: Imagine we reach a point where there are not the votes in Parliament to pass any sort of Brexit. What do you think should be done to break the deadlock?

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

• How likely would you be to vote for a new political party if it was a party on the political right, committed to leaving the EU?
• How likely would you be to vote for a new political party if it was a party in the political centre, committed to opposing Brexit?
• How likely would you be to vote for a new political party if it was a party on the political far-right, committed to opposing Islamism and immigration and supporting Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Theresa May is handling the Brexit negotiations?
• How well or badly do you think Boris Johnson would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Keir Starmer would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Jeremy Corbyn would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Vince Cable would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Nigel Farage would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How well or badly do you think Donald Trump would do if he was in charge of negotiating Brexit?
• How closely are you following the story of Theresa May’s cabinet meeting at Chequers to agree the sort of post-Brexit deal Britain would try to negotiate with the EU?
• Do you think the Brexit deal agreed at the Chequers meeting would be good or bad for Britain?
• Regardless of whether you think it would be good or bad for Britain, do you think the Brexit deal agreed at the Chequers meeting would or would not respect the result of the referendum?
• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union? (Asked after the referendum)
• What would be your first preference in a referendum in which the options were remaining in the EU, leaving the EU and accepting a deal along the lines Theresa May has set out, or leaving the EU without a deal?
• How clear are you about what the Conservative party’s policies are towards Brexit?
• How clear are you about what the Labour party’s policies are towards Brexit?
• How clear are you about what the Liberal Democrat party’s policies are towards Brexit?
• Which party would you trust the most to negotiate Britain’s exit from the EU?
• What is most important to you in negotiating Britain’s exit from the EU?
• Thinking about the current situation, do you think the government and the EU will or will not be able to agree a Brexit deal?
• Do you think it will be possible to agree a Brexit deal that the majority of MPs in Parliament will vote in favour of?
• If we reach a point where there are not the votes in Parliament to pass any sort of Brexit, what should be done to break the deadlock?