What do you think the process for proceeding should be if Parliament votes to reject the Brexit deal negotiated between Britain and the EU and all efforts to negotiate a better deal have been exhausted?

Fieldwork dates: 13 March 2017 - 13 June 2017
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 3 polls

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Results for: What do you think the process for proceeding should be if Parliament votes to reject the Brexit deal negotiated between Britain and the EU and all efforts to negotiate a better deal have been exhausted?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	13 June 2017 Poll by YouGov	5 June 2017 Poll by YouGov	14 March 2017 Poll by YouGov
The government should go ahead with Brexit, but without a deal with the rest of the EU	45%	48%	48%
The government should abandon Brexit and remain a member of the EU	32%	32%	31%
Not sure	23%	20%	21%

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The government should go ahead with Brexit, but without a deal with the rest of the EU
The government should abandon Brexit and remain a member of the EU
Not sure

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The government should go ahead with Brexit, but without a deal with the rest of the EU
The government should abandon Brexit and remain a member of the EU
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The government should go ahead with Brexit, but without a deal with the rest of the EU
The government should abandon Brexit and remain a member of the EU
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If Parliament votes to reject the Brexit deal negotiated
between Britain and the EU and all efforts to negotiate a
better deal have been exhausted, do you think...

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The Brexit process