[Magdalen] Brexit 2nd vote?

[Sally Davies]

One argument I've heard for a re-run is that the referendum failed to
include enough younger voters. The Scottish Referendum lowered the voting
age to 15 and young people turned out in huge numbers - in that case to
vote OUT though it's said that regarding the EU most young people are
voting Remain (especially in Scotland).

It's grossly unfair and I believe would and should give grounds for a
repeat. If the result had reflected the views of young people it might not
be so much of an issue but it did not, and they are the ones who have to
live the longest with the consequences - including my two whose British
passports are no longer as valuable as they were!!

Sally D

On 26 June 2016 at 09:02, Roger Stokes <roger.stokes65 at btinternet.com>
wrote:

> On 26/06/2016 01:20, Molly Wolf wrote:
>
>> I can't see how a referendum would be legally binding on Parliament, but
>> I bow to more informed judgment.
>>
>
> Essentially it is not a matter for Parliament in the first instance.
> David Cameron, to try to buy unity in his own party, promised a referendum
> whose result he would abide by.  That has happened.  All that is required
> now to set the process in motion is for him, on behalf of the UK government
> , to write a letter to the EU President.
>
> Roger
>