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by NLips
3287 days ago
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This is an oft-mentioned idea in the UK. See here for a list of state EU referenda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referendums_related_to_the_Eur... The only repeat referenda seem to be ones where:
1) a motion was denied
2) ammendments were made to change or garuantee parts of the motion
3) the motion was subsequently passed In the anti-EU crowd, this has morphed into "repeatedly re-run a referendum until they get the result they want" |
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