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1 BREXIT Confidence – Monthly Tracker
May 2018

2 Methodology On the first weekend of each month ORB International polls a nationally representative sample of n=2,000 adults aged 18+ throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The core tracking questions are :- Q Do you approve or disapprove of the way in which the Government is handling the Brexit negotiations? Q How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements? - I think the Prime Minister will get the right deal for Britain in the Brexit negotiation - Britain will be economically better off post Brexit - Britain will have more control over immigration post Brexit - Having greater control over immigration is more important that having access to free trade with the EU / Having access to free trade is more important than having greater control over immigration* * 50% of the sample were shown the first statement : 50% of the sample were shown the second statement The statistical margin of error at the 95% confidence level is +2.2%

3 Approval of BREXIT Negotiations
KEY DATES Parliament introduces notification of Withdrawal Bill 31st JAN Article 50 Triggered 29th MAR 8th JUN May loses overall majority Brexit negotiations officially begin 19th JUN £50bn Divorce announced 29th NOV UK-EU interim deal announced 8th DEC % DISAPPROVE % APPROVE Do you approve or disapprove of the way in which the Government is handling the Brexit negotiations? (n=2,000 per month online)

4 Confident PM will get the right deal
KEY DATES Parliament introduces notification of Withdrawal Bill 31st JAN Article 50 Triggered 29th MAR 8th JUN May loses overall majority Brexit negotiations officially begin 19th JUN £50bn Divorce announced 29th NOV UK-EU interim deal announced 8th DEC % DISAGREE % AGREE % DON’T KNOW How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? I think the Prime Minister will get the right deal for Britain in the Brexit negotiations (n=2,000 per month online)

5 We will be economically better off
KEY DATES Parliament introduces notification of Withdrawal Bill 31st JAN Article 50 Triggered 29th MAR 8th JUN May loses overall majority Brexit negotiations officially begin 19th JUN £50bn Divorce announced 29th NOV UK-EU interim deal announced 8th DEC % AGREE % DISAGREE % DON’T KNOW How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Britain will be economically better off post Brexit (n=2,000 per month online)

6 We will have more control over immigration
KEY DATES Parliament introduces notification of Withdrawal Bill 31st JAN Article 50 Triggered 29th MAR 8th JUN May loses overall majority Brexit negotiations officially begin 19th JUN £50bn Divorce announced 29th NOV UK-EU interim deal announced 8th DEC % AGREE % DISAGREE % DON’T KNOW How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Britain will have more control over immigration post Brexit (n=2,000 per month online)

7 Controlling Immigration more important than Access to Free Trade?
KEY DATES Parliament introduces notification of Withdrawal Bill 31st JAN Article 50 Triggered 29th MAR 8th JUN May loses overall majority Brexit negotiations officially begin 19th JUN £50bn Divorce announced 29th NOV UK-EU interim deal announced 8th DEC % DISAGREE % AGREE % DON’T KNOW How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Having greater control over immigration is more important than having access to free trade with the EU/Having access to free trade with the EU is more important than having greater control over immigration. (ROTATED STATEMENT n=2,000 per month online)

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