complex for most people to understand and make judgement on, therefore making people less likely to vote or making the votes cast less intelligent. Lastly, wealthy groups and tabloids may influence results, which makes the results more biased. For example, if one side has more money or power, they can use this to influence the results of the referendum. 1) C In the UK, referendums are used to make difficult and possible unpopular decisions for the government. The first UK referendum was held in 1973…
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