What do you think is most likely to happen to the EU after the UK leaves?

Fieldwork dates: 2 November 2018 - 5 November 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: What do you think is most likely to happen to the EU after the UK leaves?
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5 November 2018
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The EU will begin to fragment, with countries like Greece, parts of Eastern European and perhaps Italy eventually either following the UK’s lead and leaving it, or forced to leave because they cannot follow EU economic rules. 31%
The EU will survive intact, carrying on much as it is now, with nothing much changing 16%
The EU will survive intact, with remaining countries steadily tightening their bonds in in some areas, while stopping short of a complete political union 15%
The EU will survive intact, with the remaining countries in EU forming ever-stronger bonds, including in time a fully federal United States of Europe, and the creation of an EU army, 14%
The EU will collapse quite quickly, with Brexit exposing the fault lines that encourage other EU nations to leave of their own accord. 5%
Don't Know 19%

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The UK is scheduled to leave the European Union in March next year. Assuming this happens, which one of the following do you think is most likely to happen to the European Union afterwards?

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