The Government has said that once negotiations to leave the EU have been completed there will be a vote in Parliament on whether or not to approve the deal. What form would you like to see the vote take?

Conducted

14 November 2017

4456 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 14 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 4456 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or remain in the EU after all

29%

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or go back to the EU and negotiate a different deal

17%

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or to leave the EU without a deal

25%

None of these

10%

Don't know

19%

Conducted 14 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 4456 GB adults

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or remain in the EU after all

29%

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or go back to the EU and negotiate a different deal

17%

There should be a vote in Parliament on whether to accept the deal, or to leave the EU without a deal

25%

None of these

10%

Don't know

19%

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