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1/4 Short thread on this article which cites a survey by ComRes.
CLAIM: Survey demonstrates public preference for leaving the EU with no deal.
FACT: Survey demonstrates strong preference to stay within the EU.
CLAIM: Survey demonstrates public preference for leaving the EU with no deal.
FACT: Survey demonstrates strong preference to stay within the EU.
2/4 Here is the ComRes survey table where people are asked about leaving with no deal.
Note that they're not given any other options, just leave with no-deal yes/no. However, that not the interesting part...
Note that they're not given any other options, just leave with no-deal yes/no. However, that not the interesting part...
3/4 In the same ComRes survey, the same respondents are asked how they would vote in an EU referendum today.
As you can see, there's a 46% / 39% split in favour of REMAIN. And that's before you strip out don't knows, etc..
Oddly, Telegraph didn't headline this aspect!
As you can see, there's a 46% / 39% split in favour of REMAIN. And that's before you strip out don't knows, etc..
Oddly, Telegraph didn't headline this aspect!
4/4 Full data on their survey from ComRes website comresglobal.com (search 'Brexit') or access at:
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