I think the EU might offer an extension to the end of 2020 which effectively brings in Mays deal by the back door.
The EU get most of the £39bn, we get a transition period and keep the status quo for now.
Yes, I think that is a fairly reasonable assessment.I suspect we are going to have at least several more attempts to get May's deal through Parliament first though.
You've left out 'Other...' from the options. This poll is seriously flawed and setup as a biased projection of your own views...
Hmm, no deal, eh? So whatever happened to...
The poll is meant to represent the choice of Parliament next week (i.e. voting on the Government motion) which is why it closes a few hours before meaningful vote 3.We can always have other polls when the choices after that become apparent...
If you are aware of another Government motion to be tabled next Tuesday, I am all ears. However, just because you don't like the options on the table, doesn't mean they are biased. I suspect very few people are happy with either option being voted next week - which is why, of course, the poll results will be so interesting.
Is that what the choices say in Parliament next week? Really?
What do you think is missing? AFAIK the poll represents the position of the UK Government in this precise moment in time.
I've already stated that, no intention to play your little game.
Abstain.
Except if an MP doesn't turn up and vote, that is recorded and can be a deliberate choice. If it's a deliberate choice shouldn't it be there?