When it comes to the negotiations over Brexit, do you believe Theresa May should try to get any deal – even if she has to compromise – in order to avoid economic disruption, or walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption?

Fieldwork dates: 29 October 2018 - 2 November 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: When it comes to the negotiations over Brexit, do you believe Theresa May should try to get any deal – even if she has to compromise – in order to avoid economic disruption, or walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	2 November 2018 Poll by Hanbury
Try to get any deal - even if she has to compromise - in order to avoid economic disruption	47%
Walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption	35%
Don’t know	19%

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Try to get any deal - even if she has to compromise - in order to avoid economic disruption
Walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption
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Try to get any deal - even if she has to compromise - in order to avoid economic disruption
Walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption
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Try to get any deal - even if she has to compromise - in order to avoid economic disruption
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When it comes to the negotiations over Brexit, do you believe Theresa May should: Try to get any deal - even if she has to compromise - in order to avoid economic disruption / Walk away from negotiations, even if it means economic disruption

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The Brexit process