>The thing about referendum democracy is, if they voted again today the result would probably be different. Why is the public's desire from the past more bindin

>The thing about referendum democracy is, if they voted again today the result would probably be different. Why is the public's desire from the past more binding than the public's desire today? Except you could say that about any election ever. Why is the public's desire to have Party X in power three weeks ago more binding than the public's desire to have Party X in power today?