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The Unit's Meg Russell and @alanjrenwick recently gave evidence to the @CommonsEUexit committee on the role a citizens' assembly or a further referendum could play in Brexit
In this first of four clips, Alan Renwick describes possible reasons for using a citizens' assembly
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In this first of four clips, Alan Renwick describes possible reasons for using a citizens' assembly
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@alanjrenwick @CommonsEUexit Meg Russell’s evidence to @CommonsEUexit included these comments on whether no deal should be included on the ballot paper if there were a further Brexit referendum
One challenge is that this could require a three-option referendum, hence the comments cited next…
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One challenge is that this could require a three-option referendum, hence the comments cited next…
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Comments from @alanjrenwick to the @CommonsEUexit committee considered the challenge of tactical voting in a three-option referendum
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Meg Russell’s evidence to @CommonsEUexit further discussed the impact of the voting system on the outcome of a three-option Brexit referendum
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A written summary of Meg Russell and Alan Renwick’s evidence to the @CommonsEUexit committee is here, along with links to the full video and transcript, and links to our relevant research on referendums and our 2017 Citizens' Assembly on Brexit: ucl.ac.uk/constitution-u…
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