Parliament rejected the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal last night. Which of the following do you think is most likely to happen in the long term?

Parliament rejected the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal last night. Which of the following do you think is most likely to happen in the long term? Published on 13 March 2019 → Survey conducted on 13 March 2019 on 5634 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

There will be a second referendum on whether to remain or leave the EU

28%

A better deal will be negotiated and accepted by Parliament

The same deal will eventually be accepted by Parliament

The UK will leave the EU without a deal

26%

Don’t know

28%

There will be a second referendum on whether to remain or leave the EU

28%

A better deal will be negotiated and accepted by Parliament

The same deal will eventually be accepted by Parliament

The UK will leave the EU without a deal

26%

Don’t know

28%

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