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Full question: One of the possible Brexit outcomes is a soft Brexit where the UK is more aligned with the EU. This could be just a common trade and tariff policy allowing goods to pass freely across borders (a Customs Union), without free movement of services or people. Or this could mean the UK staying within a Customs Union AND the Single Market (where the EU is treated as one territory with no internal barriers, to allow free movement of goods, services, capital and people with common regulations) – this is often called the Norway+ or Common Market 2.0 option. If you had to choose between these two types of soft Brexit, which would you prefer?

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

• In order of what you want to happen, how would you rank ‘remaining in the EU’ as a possible final outcome of Brexit?
• In order of what you want to happen, how would you rank ‘leaving with no withdrawal agreement (no deal)’ as a possible final outcome of Brexit?
• In order of what you want to happen, how would you rank ‘leaving with a softer Brexit Deal (Customs Union and/or Single Market Membership)’ as a possible final outcome of Brexit?
• In order of what you want to happen, how would you rank ‘Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement (Deal)’ as a possible final outcome of Brexit?
• Do you think the Brexit process should end as soon as possible or should go on for as long as it takes to reach the right outcome?
• Regardless of what your preferred Brexit outcome is, which outcome do you think would lead to the quickest end to the Brexit process?
• If you had to choose between Britain being a member of a Customs Union but not in the Single Market, OR Britain being a member of a Customs Union and a member of the Single Market, which would you prefer?
• How important, if at all, was each party’s politics on Brexit when making your decision on who to vote for in the European Parliament elections?
• How important, if at all, will each party’s policy on Brexit be in making your decision in the next General Election?