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Should or should there not be a ‘three way’ referendum on whether Britain should go ahead with the deal agreed with the EU, remain in the EU, or leave without a deal

Fieldwork dates: 16 July 2018 - 17 July 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Should or should there not be a ‘three way’ referendum on whether Britain should go ahead with the deal agreed with the EU, remain in the EU, or leave without a deal
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Pollster		 17 July 2018
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Should 36%
Should not 47%
Don't Know 17%

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Some people have suggested that once the terms of Britain's exit from the EU have been agreed there should be a "three way" referendum, with people voting on whether Britain should go ahead with the deal, remain in the European Union, or leave the European Union without a deal. Do you think there should or should not be such a referendum?

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