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3. True, but normally that happens when the government loses an important vote

Sat Jun 23, 2018, 03:13 PM

Jun 2018

I hoped that would happen with the most recent vote concerning Brexit, but May pulled that one off.

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Marchers demand final Brexit deal vote [View all] LeftishBrit Jun 2018 OP

Will this do any good? DavidDvorkin Jun 2018 #1

It might. Unlike our system, they can call an election at any time. marylandblue Jun 2018 #2

The referendum would need to include an 'option to remain' LeftishBrit Jun 2018 #7

I unfortunately do not see that happening. Exotica Jun 2018 #8

I doubt they would set a precedent like that but AlexSFCA Jun 2018 #4