Electoral Reform Society: other referendums can teach us a lot about the EU vote
Katie Ghose
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Katie Ghose
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While we’re nowhere near Switzerland or California in constantly using referendums, the UK is becoming accustomed to big constitutional votes, writes Katie Ghose from the Electoral Reform Society. The Society will be releasing new polling on the EU referendum next week – the first of a monthly polling series on the public’s engagement with and perception of the referendum.
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While we’re nowhere near Switzerland or California in constantly using referendums, the UK is becoming accustomed to big constitutional votes, writes Katie Ghose from the Electoral Reform Society. The Society will be releasing new polling on the EU referendum next week – the first of a monthly polling series on the public’s engagement with and perception of the referendum.
Key concepts: Referendum, Polling, Electoral reform, Political science, Brexit, Voting, Public administration, Public opinion