Non-partisan information on UK attitudes to the EU before and since the EU Referendum

Would you support or oppose a transition period between the end of negotiations in 2019 and the UK’s final exit from the EU during which some of the current rules on trade and immigration could stay in place?

Fieldwork dates: 25 January 2017 - 26 January 2017
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Would you support or oppose a transition period between the end of negotiations in 2019 and the UK’s final exit from the EU during which some of the current rules on trade and immigration could stay in place?
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Pollster		 26 January 2017
Poll by YouGov
Strongly support 13%
Tend to support 24%
Neither support or oppose 18%
Tend to oppose 11%
Strongly oppose 11%
Don’t know 22%

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A “transition” or “implementation” period may be required between the end of negotiations in 2019 and the UK’s final exit from the EU at a later date. During this transition period, some of the current rules on trade and immigration could stay in place. In principle, would you support or oppose a transition period after the end of negotiations in 2019?

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The Brexit process