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Green_not_greed
06-Feb-17, 16:32
Very interesting findings here from the BBC website following the Brexit vote analysis

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-38762034

So, should voters need to pass an IQ test to show that they understand what they are making a decision on ?

This could be a lively thread !

Alrock
06-Feb-17, 16:37
Maybe a few basic multiple choice questions (like, who is the Prime Minister) on the ballot paper to show that you have a basic understanding of what you're voting on & if you get any wrong then your vote doiesn't count.

sids
06-Feb-17, 17:07
I can't find a mention of IQ in your link.


And no they shouldn't, anyway. That should be obvious to anyone who has an IQ.

cptdodger
26-Feb-17, 14:07
Should Politicians ?

Recycle it
26-Feb-17, 16:21
I can't find a mention of IQ in your link.


And no they shouldn't, anyway. That should be obvious to anyone who has an IQ.

if most can't find the polling booth and put a X in a box ,you figure it out...maybe it's time to have text votes . The conservatives won in Cumbria with less than 18% of the electorate. What a nonsense ,it's all Crazy and sad.

sids
27-Feb-17, 08:15
can't find the polling booth and put a X in a box

Ok, were there really such people, they would be too stupid to vote, in a way.


The conservatives won in Cumbria with less than 18% of the electorate. What a nonsense ,it's all Crazy and sad.

Voting is voluntary, in a free country.