Non-partisan information on UK attitudes to the EU before and since the EU Referendum

Imagine that Parliament would not vote in favour of Brexit, and that there was instead an early general election with the Conservative party led by Theresa May, Labour by Jeremy Corbyn, the Liberal Democrats by Tim Farron and UKIP by Paul Nuttall. If the Conservative party and UKIP both promised to go ahead with Britain leaving the EU, and Labour and the Liberal Democrats both promised to hold a new referendum on EU membership, how would you vote?

Fieldwork dates: 13 November 2016 - 14 November 2016
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Imagine that Parliament would not vote in favour of Brexit, and that there was instead an early general election with the Conservative party led by Theresa May, Labour by Jeremy Corbyn, the Liberal Democrats by Tim Farron and UKIP by Paul Nuttall. If the Conservative party and UKIP both promised to go ahead with Britain leaving the EU, and Labour and the Liberal Democrats both promised to hold a new referendum on EU membership, how would you vote?
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Pollster		 14 November 2016
Poll by YouGov
Conservative 29%
Labour 19%
Lib Dem 9%
UKIP 11%
Another party 5%
Would not vote 11%
Don't know 16%

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Again, imagine that Parliament would NOT vote in favour of Brexit, and that
there was instead an early general election. The Conservative party is led
by Theresa May, Labour by Jeremy Corbyn, the Liberal Democrats by Tim
Farron and UKIP by Paul Nuttall.
Imagine that the Conservative party and UKIP both promised to go ahead
with Britain leaving the European Union, and Labour and the Liberal
Democrats both promised to hold a new referendum on EU membership.
How would you then vote?

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The Brexit process