Should the UK leave the single market and customs union on December 31st even if it means no trade deal, extend the transition period until there is a deal, or cancel Brexit and request to re-join the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 1 July 2020 - 17 December 2020
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 6 polls

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Results for: Should the UK leave the single market and customs union on December 31st even if it means no trade deal, extend the transition period until there is a deal, or cancel Brexit and request to re-join the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	17 December 2020 Poll by Opinium	4 December 2020 Poll by Opinium	20 November 2020 Poll by Opinium	6 November 2020 Poll by Opinium	11 September 2020 Poll by Opinium	3 July 2020 Poll by Opinium
Leave the single market and customs union on December 31st even if it means leaving with no trade deal	34%	35%	36%	33%	34%	35%
Extend the transition period until we can negotiate a deal that is acceptable to both sides	26%	26%	26%	24%	25%	24%
Cancel Brexit and request to re-join the European Union after all	28%	25%	25%	30%	27%	27%
Don’t know / not sure	12%	15%	13%	13%	14%	14%

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The UK is currently in the Brexit transition period where the UK government is negotiating with the EU about the new trade rules that will be in place after the 31st December. Although the UK is no longer officially a member of the EU it does remain in the single market and customs union until the transition period ends. If the UK and EU are unable to agree a new trade relationship by the 31 December, which of the following should the UK do? Leave the single market and customs union on December 31st even if it means leaving with no trade deal/ Extend the transition period until we can negotiate a deal that is acceptable to both sides/ Cancel Brexit and request to re-join the European Union after all

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