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Fieldwork dates:

11 August 2016 - 22 August 2016

Data from:

Great Britain

Notes

Full question wording: Negotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union may come down to striking a balance between having continued access to the EU single market and having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe, which should the UK Government prioritise? On a 0-10 scale where 0 means securing access to the EU single market at all costs and 10 means being able to control immigration at all costs, where do you think the balance should lie?

Those answering 6-10 categorised as favouring 'controlling immigration'
Those answering 5 categorised as 'neutra/equally important'
Those answering 0-4 categorised as favouring 'single market access'

Pollster

Ashcroft

Funder

Unknown funder or self-funded

Data collection mode

Online

Sample Size

8011

Age

18+

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Full question: Negotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union may come down to striking a balance between having continued access to the EU single market and having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe, which should the UK Government prioritise? On a 0-10 scale where 0 means securing access to the EU single market at all costs and 10 means being able to control immigration at all costs, where do you think the balance should lie?

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Fieldwork dates:: 21 March 2017 - 28 March 2017
Data from:: Great Britain
Notes: Full question wording: Negotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union may come down to striking a balance between having continued access to the EU single market and having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe, which should the UK Government prioritise? On a 0-10 scale where 0 means securing access to the EU single market at all costs and 10 means being able to control immigration at all costs, where do you think the balance should lie?
Pollster: Ashcroft
Funder: Unknown funder or self-funded
Data collection mode: Online
Sample Size: 10153
Age: 18+

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Full question: Negotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union may come down to striking a balance between having continued access to the EU single market and having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe, which should the UK Government prioritise? On a 0-10 scale where 0 means securing access to the EU single market at all costs and 10 means being able to control immigration at all costs, where do you think the balance should lie?

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Fieldwork dates:: 27 April 2017 - 1 May 2017
Data from:: Great Britain
Pollster: Ashcroft
Funder: Unknown funder or self-funded
Data collection mode: Online
Sample Size: 40329
Age: 18+

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Full question: egotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union may come down to striking a balance between having continued access to the EU single market and having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe, which should the UK Government prioritise? Absolutes/col percents On a 0-10 scale where 0 means securing access to the EU single costs, where do you think the balance should lie?

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