NEW STATESMAN: What voters actually think about a “no-deal” Brexit

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Description

“No-deal” Brexit has become a live issue this summer, with extensive discussion of whether it might happen and what the consequences would be if it did. One major missing voice in this discussion, however, has been the British public. Do they think “no-deal” Brexit is likely? What disruptions are they braced for if it comes to pass – and which would come as a surprise?

To answer some of these questions, we commissioned YouGov to poll a representative sample of British voters on the overall likelihood of “no deal”, and on the potential for various forms of disruption if it came to pass.

Period13 Sept 2018

Media coverage

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Media coverage

  • TitleWhat voters actually think about a “no-deal” Brexit
    Media name/outletNew Statesman
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date13/09/18
    Description “No-deal” Brexit has become a live issue this summer, with extensive discussion of whether it might happen and what the consequences would be if it did. One major missing voice in this discussion, however, has been the British public. Do they think “no-deal” Brexit is likely? What disruptions are they braced for if it comes to pass – and which would come as a surprise?

    To answer some of these questions, we commissioned YouGov to poll a representative sample of British voters on the overall likelihood of “no deal”, and on the potential for various forms of disruption if it came to pass.
    URLhttps://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2018/09/what-voters-actually-think-about-no-deal-brexit
    PersonsRobert Ford

Keywords

  • Brexit