Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: A majority of UK voters say violence against MPs is “worth it” to get their way in Brexit.

Q1: What survey does the claim reference?
A1: Findings from a 2019 Future of England Survey, conducted by YouGov

Q2: Does the survey ask if violence against MP's is a price worth paying for Brexit?
A2: Yes, because The majority of Remain voters across all three countries thought that violence towards MPs was a ‘price worth paying’ to Remain

Q3: Did the survey ask people if violence against 'MPs specifically' was a price worth paying?
A3: No, because the survey only gave respondents three simplistic answers to choose from:

- “I want this to happen regardless of Brexit”
- “I see it as a risk but it’s worth it”;
and 
- “[leaving/remaining in the EU] is not worth the risk of this happening”.

Q4: The source of the claim is said to be the results of a survey conducted by a Cardiff university. What was the point of the survey?
A4: Among the questions posed, representative samples of electorates in each country were asked what they would be willing to see happen to get their way on Brexit. 

The researchers have been asking people’s views on this topic since the historic vote three years ago. 

 A range of scenarios were put to respondents and they were asked to state whether each one was a ‘price worth paying’ or ‘not worth paying’ to either Leave the EU or to Remain.

Q5: There are the two questions in the poll using the words

"being a price worth paying or not worth paying?"

in connection with 

"Violence directed towards Members of Parliament"

How are they worded?
A5: Some have suggested that **leaving the
European Union** might present challenges
to the UK but others disagree, labelling this
as Project Fear. For each of the following
please tell us whether you think this would
be a price worth paying or not worth paying
for Brexit?

Q6: What were the 2019 results for Violence directed towards Members of Parliament:
Leaving the European Union?
A6: WaIes:

I want this to happen regardless of Brexit - 6 %
 
I see it as a risk but it’s worth it to take back control  - 40 %

Leaving the EU is not worth the risk of this happening - 54 %

Q7: What were the 2019 results for Violence directed towards Members of Parliament:

stopping Brexit
and **remaining in the EU** ?
A7: Wales:

I want this to happen regardless of Brexit - 8%

I see it as a risk but it’s worth it to remain in the EU - 39%

Staying in the EU is not worth the risk of this happening - 53%
user
justification: Majority of UK do not want violence as seen in the results

verdict: 'Refuted'
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