Brexit: what would a second referendum look like?

What is a potential issue with a binary vote in a referendum?

• It may not represent all viewpoints.

• It always results in a tie.

• It is too complex for voters.

• It requires multiple rounds of voting.

In a two-stage vote, what is the sequence of questions asked?

• Do you want to remain or leave?

• Do you want a deal or no deal, followed by any deal or remain?

• Do you prefer a new deal or the current deal?

• Do you want a referendum or not?

How does the alternative vote method determine a winner?

• By counting only the first-choice votes.

• By eliminating the option with the fewest votes and redistributing second choices.

• By holding a public debate.

• By selecting the option with the most second-choice votes.

What is a potential problem with the Condorcet method?

• It is too simple to implement.

• It is only used in the United States.

• It can result in a perpetual loop with no clear winner.

• It always favors the first option.

Why might different voting methods lead to different outcomes?

• Because they consider different preferences and sequences.

• Because they all use the same counting system.

• Because they ignore voter preferences.

• Because they are all based on random selection.