The Supreme Court has ruled that Parliament must have a vote on whether the government can invoke Article 50 and start the process of leaving the European Union. Thinking about how individual MPs vote on this issue, do you think they should...

The Supreme Court has ruled that Parliament must have a vote on whether the government can invoke Article 50 and start the process of leaving the European Union. Thinking about how individual MPs vote on this issue, do you think they should... Published on 25 January 2017 → Survey conducted on 25 January 2017 on 4858 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Vote in line with the referendum result and vote in favour of leaving

43%

Vote in line with how people in their own constituency voted at the referendum, either for or against

17%

Vote in line with what they think is best for the country, either for or against

23%

Don't know

17%

Vote in line with the referendum result and vote in favour of leaving

43%

Vote in line with how people in their own constituency voted at the referendum, either for or against

17%

Vote in line with what they think is best for the country, either for or against

23%

Don't know

17%

3. Where do people think power lies in the world?

Ten years after the EU referendum, do the French and German publics want the UK to rejoin?

In their own words: why do Britons think Brexit was right or wrong?

In principle, would you support or oppose reducing the university tuition fees that European students attending British universities have to pay, in exchange for better trade terms with the EU?

Which political party would be the best at handling Brexit?

How the government is handling the issue of Brexit in the UK

The most important issues facing the country

Why is government approval so low when Andy Burnham’s personal ratings are so high?

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