Is the Conservative Party’s view on Brexit to go ahead on October 31 even if it means no deal, to delay until we can negotiate a new deal which can be put to a referendum, or to cancel Brexit and remain in the EU after all?

Fieldwork dates: 10 September 2019 - 27 September 2019
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 3 polls

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Results for: Is the Conservative Party’s view on Brexit to go ahead on October 31 even if it means no deal, to delay until we can negotiate a new deal which can be put to a referendum, or to cancel Brexit and remain in the EU after all?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	27 September 2019 Poll by Opinium	20 September 2019 Poll by Opinium	13 September 2019 Poll by Opinium
Go ahead with Brexit on October 31st even if it means leaving with ‘no deal’	64%	59%	57%
Delay Brexit until we can negotiate a new deal, which can then be put to another referendum	11%	13%	15%
Cancel Brexit and decide to remain in the European Union after all	2%	4%	6%
Don’t know / not sure	23%	23%	22%

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And which of the following do you think best describes the views of the following parties? Conservative Party: Go ahead with Brexit on October 31st even if it means leaving with ‘no deal’/ Delay Brexit until we can negotiate a new deal, which can then be put to another referendum/ Cancel Brexit and decide to remain in the European Union after all

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Sources of persuasion The Brexit process