Full question: When the Prime Minister, Theresa May, puts the final Brexit deal to Parliament, do you think MPs should vote for or against it if …It means we are BOTH worse off and subject to EU rules for at least the next two years

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• When Theresa May puts the final Brexit deal to Parliament, do you think MPs should vote for or against it if It leaves us economically worse off for the long term?
• If it is the case that ‘the will of the people’ has moved on such that a majority of the UK public no longer want to leave the EU, do you think it would be right or wrong to carry out Brexit based on the 2016 referendum result?
• In a referendum on independence for Scotland held tomorrow, how would you vote?
• When Theresa May puts the final Brexit deal to Parliament, do you think MPs should vote for or against it if it means we are subject to EU rules for a limited amount of time?
• When Theresa May puts the final Brexit deal to Parliament, do you think MPs should vote for or against it if it means we are subject to EU rules permanently?
• Imagine the UK remains in the EU. In a referendum on independence for Scotland how would you vote?
• When Theresa May puts the final Brexit deal to Parliament, do you think MPs should vote for or against it if it means we are both worse off and subject to EU rules for at least the next two years?
• If the UK leaves the EU as planned, in a referendum on independence for Scotland how would you vote?