When ministers disagree with the government policy, do you think they should…?

When ministers disagree with the government policy, do you think they should…? Published on 14 November 2018 → Survey conducted on 14 November 2018 on 4783 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Resign as ministers and argue for a better policy as a backbench MP

18%

Remain ministers and argue for a better policy from their position as a minister

56%

Don't know

26%

Resign as ministers and argue for a better policy as a backbench MP

18%

Remain ministers and argue for a better policy from their position as a minister

56%

Don't know

26%

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