Paul Walter

And the winner of our referendum day quiz is…..

By | Sun 26th June 2016 - 2:15 pm

Yes, I know these have been the questions burning through your mind for the last 48 hours: “What were the answers (questions) to the LDV referendum day quiz?”…”and who on earth won?”.

The answers (questions) were:

1. A: Nuneaton Q: Which voting area was touted as being the first district to declare, which would give a good indication of the final result?

2. A: Manchester. Q: Where will the results be collated and declared?

3. A: Jenny Watson Q: Who will declare the result?

Congratulations to Crewegwyn, who is the winner! An ode to Crewegwyn is being prepared, should they consent to it being published, as their prize.

* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

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2 Comments

  • crewegwyn 26th Jun '16 - 4:03pm

    To be fair, my answer to Q.1 was a little more … imaginative.

    An ode would be nice – as a proud Welshman can I ask for it to be written in cynghanedd?

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