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| Elections are always on Thursdays in the UK. How can they have it on a Monday? | |
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Traditionally they are always on a Thursday, but this is not written into law.
Thursdays were chosen because way back when somebody guessed you would get the highest turnout on a Thursday.
Dominic Cummings et al would prefer a lower turnout.
I’d think Sunday would actually provide the largest turnout.
So why don’t they have the second Referendum on Sunday and the election the following Thursday.