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Originally Posted by nomadking
If none of the options in a 2nd referendum represents the outcome of the 1st, then it IS undemocratic.
It would be like the losing party in a general election actually winning, and having a further vote to decide who would be prime minister from the losing party.
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The losing party in a General Election is given an opportunity no more than five years from the date of the previous one to take their case to the people again.
The performance of the Government in reality is then held against the alternative proposals going forward.
This would be entirely consistent with measuring the performance of Brexit negotiations and possible outcomes all over again.