Should EU citizens continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market?

Fieldwork dates: 17 February 2017 - 20 February 2017
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Should EU citizens continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	20 February 2017 Poll by Ipsos
All EU citizens should continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market	40%
EU citizens should not have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain even if that means losing Britain’s access to the EU single market	41%
Don’t know	18%

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All EU citizens should continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market
EU citizens should not have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain even if that means losing Britain’s access to the EU single market
Don’t know

Choose second group:

All EU citizens should continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market
EU citizens should not have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain even if that means losing Britain’s access to the EU single market
Don’t know

Choose third group:

All EU citizens should continue to have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain in return for British access to the EU single market
EU citizens should not have the right to free movement to live and work in Britain even if that means losing Britain’s access to the EU single market
Don’t know

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Now that Britain has decided to leave the European Union which of the following statements comes closest to your view?

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