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I don’t think it’s valid to claim the non voters in an aggregate 65%. Otherwise you could say 68% of the country didn’t vote to leave. Which presumably means it
by marcosscriven 9y ago
I don’t think it’s valid to claim the non voters in an aggregate 65%. Otherwise you could say 68% of the country didn’t vote to leave. Which presumably means it was a stronger position.
Edit - I see you removed that claim.
- PeachPlum 9y agoYes, I was copy pasting my post from elsewhere which was in response to the opposite claim :)
- liberte82 9y ago68% also didn't vote to stay. It always gets silly when you try to make arguments about vote percentages based on the entire population because they always work completely in reverse as well.
- marcosscriven 9y agoAgree entirely, that was my point.