We asked:
Should the Liberal Democrats back demands for a referendum on the European Union reform treaty?
You said:
Yes – 54% (85)
No – 37% (57)
Don’t know yet – 9% (14)
Total Votes : 156
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2 Comments
Since the voters voted for a referendum on the EU Consistution,should we have a vote on which position we take? eg. for/against?
Will be interested in seeing whether this result is replicated by the party at large and in HoP, and just what appears on Focus leaflets and bogus local paper facsimiles over this in the coming months.
I imagine a grab for the Daily Mail ground will be irresistable and that the mature debate on the proposed poll, and far more importantly the actual Treaty, could actually be rather hissy.
PS I’m not sure the voters did any such thing as voted for a referendum on this.