Thinking about the current position in the Brexit negotiations, do you think...

Thinking about the current position in the Brexit negotiations, do you think... Published on 1 October 2018 → Survey conducted on 1 October 2018 on 3643 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Neither side will compromise enough for an agreement and Britain will end up without a deal

34%

Britain will end up compromising to agree a deal closer to the EU proposals

23%

Both sides will end up making compromises to agree a deal in the middle

15%

The EU will end up compromising to agree a deal closer to the British proposals

Don't know

23%

Neither side will compromise enough for an agreement and Britain will end up without a deal

34%

Britain will end up compromising to agree a deal closer to the EU proposals

23%

Both sides will end up making compromises to agree a deal in the middle

15%

The EU will end up compromising to agree a deal closer to the British proposals

Don't know

23%

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