If there is an ‘impasse’ in the Brexit talks that cannot be resolved before the official exit date, should the UK leave without a withdrawal agreement or not?

Fieldwork dates: 28 September 2018 - 2 October 2018
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If there is an ‘impasse’ in the Brexit talks that cannot be resolved before the official exit date, should the UK leave without a withdrawal agreement or not?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	2 October 2018 Poll by Survation
The UK should leave without a withdrawal	29%
The UK should not leave without a withdrawal	51%
Don't know	19%
Refused	0%

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The UK should leave without a withdrawal
The UK should not leave without a withdrawal
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The UK should leave without a withdrawal
The UK should not leave without a withdrawal
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The UK should leave without a withdrawal
The UK should not leave without a withdrawal
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Theresa May recently declared that there was an ‘'impasse'' between the UK and the EU in the Brexit negotiations. If this cannot be resolved before the official exit date of March 2019, what is your preferred option? he UK should/should not leave without a withdrawal agreement

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