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Full question: Which of these statements do you think is MOST TRUE about MPs who voted against a no-deal Brexit? They are undermining Boris Johnson’s negotiating position / They are only trying to avoid a damaging outcome for UK citizens / They are using it as an excuse to try to stop Brexit

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• If there was another referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election being held within the next few months?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election just before Brexit on 31 October?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election just after Brexit on 31 October?
• Would you support or oppose a second referendum on British membership of the European Union?
• If there were a second referendum on British membership of the EU, which outcome do you think would be most likely?
• The UK is due to leave the European Union this year. What do you think should happen next?
• Who would you prefer to negotiate with the EU on October 17 about the terms of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU, Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn?
• Do you think the Prime Minister was right or wrong to sack the 21 Conservative MPs who voted with the opposition Labour Party to prevent a No Deal Brexit?
• What do you think of those MPs who voted against a no-deal Brexit?
• As things stand, do you think Boris Johnson is more likely or less likely to get a deal now that Parliament has blocked a No Deal Brexit?
• Who do you blame most for the current impasse between Boris Johnson’s government and Parliament?
• Which outcome of the current situation would you personally find most acceptable?
• Do you think the UK government should encourage a United Ireland as a solution to the issue of Irish Border?
• Do you think the Republic of Ireland should leave the EU as a solution to the issue of Irish Border?
• In the event of the UK leaving the EU without a deal, do you think the UK should or should not withhold the previously agreed £39billion divorce settlement?
• Do you think Brexit will ever end?
• When in discussions with friends and coworkers, how often do you pretend to understand developments regarding Brexit, when you know you actually don’t?