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Full question: According to Article 50 Britain is currently on course to leave the European Union on October 31st regardless of whether a deal is in place. However, a law has been passed that stipulates that the government needs to ask for a delay to Brexit should a deal not be agreed in time. Which of the following best describes what you think the government should do? Going ahead with Brexit on the current timelines even if it means leaving with ‘no deal’ and breaking the law/ Delay Brexit until we can negotiate a deal that can pass the House of Commons/ Cancelling Article 50 and deciding to remain in the European Union after all

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

• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way that Boris Johnson is handling the Brexit process?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jeremy Corbyn has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jo Swinson has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• What should the government do if a deal is not agreed by the end of October – go ahead with Brexit anyway, delay and negotiate a deal, or remain in the EU after all?
• If Brexit is now delayed beyond October 31st, who do you think would be most responsible for the delay?
• If there is a further delay to Brexit because a deal has not passed the Commons should Brexit be delayed to continue negotiations, hold a general election or hold a referendum?
• If the government can agree a deal with the EU along the lines of Boris Johnson’s plan, should the UK leave the EU at the earliest opportunity or hold a referendum on the deal vs. remaining in the EU?
• If the government can successfully agree a new Brexit deal with the European Union, do you think there should be some form of public vote on whether or not to leave the EU with that deal?
• How would you vote if there was a referendum on whether to remain in the EU or leave with [Johnson’s] deal?
• Do you think it is most likely that Britain leaves the EU on 31 October 2019 with a deal, leaves on that date without a deal, leaves the EU at a later date, or ultimately does not leave the EU at all?
• Do you think the Brexit plan recently announced by Boris Johnson is a good or a bad deal for the UK?
• Do you think that MPs should vote for or against a Brexit deal agreed along the lines of the government’s [Johnson] plan announced this week?
• Are you supportive of remaining in the EU, of a Brexit where the UK is closely aligned with the EU, or of a Brexit where the UK has a clear break from the EU?