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Despite "do or die", 60% of Leave voters won't think Boris is to blame at all if he can't deliver Brexit by Oct 31 because Parliament blocks him - likely to be a key justification for his calling a snap election yougov.co.uk/topics/politic… 
Unless negotiations have already fallen apart, Boris will need to decide whether the Tories stand on a New Deal or a No Deal platform. Among those whose votes Boris seeks, No Deal is by far their preferred option (54% among Leave voters) yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
It is worth noting, however, that 34% of Leave voters think it is still possible that a new deal that Parliament will accept can be achieved, and in calling an election Boris runs the risk of looking like he has squandered a chance to get Brexit through yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
That being said, 62% of Leave voters do trust Boris to make the right decision on Brexit. At the same time, a mere 21% of Remain voters trust Jeremy Corbyn's judgement on Brexit yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
Unfortunately for Boris, opposition to a general election is highest among those whose votes he most wants. 65% of Leave voters and 77% of those who would vote Brexit Party oppose a snap election yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
In the event of a new election, the highest number of Britons think a hung Parliament is a likely outcome (57%). BUT Brexiteers also tend to think a pro-Brexit majority is a likely outcome (50%) while Remainers doubt an anti-Brexit majority can be achieved yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
It is also worth remembering that Leave voters simply aren't scared of a No Deal Brexit - 73% of Leave voters believe that the warnings around No Deal are exaggerated or invented - which will be a key obstacle to their opponents in an election campaign yougov.co.uk/topics/politic…
