#referendum.

[rvexillology]

These were real admissions to the 2015/ 2016 New Zealand flag referendum.

from /r/vexillology Top comment: Laser Kiwi should have won

[rvexillology]

Actual contestant in the New Zealand flag referendum.

from /r/vexillology Top comment: For some background there was a flag referendum in New Zealand a few years ago where people entered in there own flags to be voted on, and some amazing flags came out of it. This is only one of them.

[rvexillology]

Bougainville is the newest flag entered into the Flagwar - in recognition of their recent independence referendum.

from /r/vexillology Top comment: Several months ago I created [Flagwar](http://flagwar.space/). Users vote on flags in repeated one on one, flag vs flag battles - where two flags are presented to you at random. You can vote as many times as you'd like. There have been over 250,000 individual battles. Vote here: http://flagwar.space/ **Today I entered the flag of the [Autonomous Region of Bougainville](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_Region_of_Bougainville) in recognition of their recent successful independence referendum (98% in favor).** Bougainville is not yet independent, but it does now have a place in the Flagwar. You can see the overall rankings here: http://flagwar.space/flagrankings.php Flagwar includes 340 different flags including countries, states/provinces, historical flags and other miscellaneous flags. I'm open to suggestions on what flags to add in the future.

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Referendum e tesioni, la Borsa non investe in Spagna

di REDAZIONE

A fronte dell’incertezza politica provocata dalla consultazione sull’indipendenza in Catalogna e dall’ascesa nei sondaggi del partito Podemos, la banca statunitense di investimenti JP Morgan consiglia di non investire in Spagna, ma di acquistare debito irlandese. E’ quanto raccomanda un rapporto citato dal quotidiano El Mundo, redatto dagli analisti Gianluca Salford e Marco Protopapa, che individua due possibili scenari: o una grande coalizione fra i principali partiti spagnoli, il Pp e il Psoe, ai quali l’ultimo sondaggio dello statale Centro di ricerche sociologiche attribuisce un’intenzione di voto rispettivamente del 27,5% e del 23,9%; o una coalizione di centro-sinistra, con il coinvolgimento di Podemos del leader Pablo Iglesias, che secondo il rilevamento otterrebbe il 22,5% dei consensi. Gli analisti avvertono che gli investitori nel debito pubblico spagnolo potrebbero sentirsi “scomodi” con l’ascesa al governo di Podemos, che ha proposto un audit del debito pubblico spagnolo, per stabilire quale parte è legittima e quale non lo è, e che potrebbe sfociare nel mancato pagamento dello stesso.

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Referendum e tesioni, la Borsa non investe in Spagna

di REDAZIONE

A fronte dell’incertezza politica provocata dalla consultazione sull’indipendenza in Catalogna e dall’ascesa nei sondaggi del partito Podemos, la banca statunitense di investimenti JP Morgan consiglia di non investire in Spagna, ma di acquistare debito irlandese. E’ quanto raccomanda un rapporto citato dal quotidiano El Mundo, redatto dagli analisti Gianluca Salford e Marco Protopapa, che individua due possibili scenari: o una grande coalizione fra i principali partiti spagnoli, il Pp e il Psoe, ai quali l’ultimo sondaggio dello statale Centro di ricerche sociologiche attribuisce un’intenzione di voto rispettivamente del 27,5% e del 23,9%; o una coalizione di centro-sinistra, con il coinvolgimento di Podemos del leader Pablo Iglesias, che secondo il rilevamento otterrebbe il 22,5% dei consensi. Gli analisti avvertono che gli investitori nel debito pubblico spagnolo potrebbero sentirsi “scomodi” con l’ascesa al governo di Podemos, che ha proposto un audit del debito pubblico spagnolo, per stabilire quale parte è legittima e quale non lo è, e che potrebbe sfociare nel mancato pagamento dello stesso.

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Lega vuole referendum: “Volete voi smantellare i campi nomadi?”

TORINO – La Lega vuole proporre un referendum per chiedere al sovrano – i cittadini – la loro opinione sulla presenza dei campi nomadi abusivi e non e l’obbligata convivenza con chi ci abita.

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“Quanti sono, oggi, i Torinesi ancora disposti a sopportare i campi nomadi, abusivi o meno, vicino a casa e quanti, invece, ne vorrebbero lo smantellamento? – si chiede Fabrizio Ricca. I problemi che ruotano attorno a questi insediamenti non sono notizia di oggi o di ieri, noi li denunciamo da anni”.

Ma ai cittadini non verrà mai chiesto il parere. Sarebbe troppo democratico.

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[whereintheworldiswalrus-blog]

9/20/14 - Referendum

It's been a couple of days, so let's see how much of the past few days my goldfish memory actually recalls right now.

Referendum:

So, as most of you hopefully know, Scotland recently voted on whether or not they'd like to remain a part of the U.K. or become their own nation. Most Scotsmen were pretty adamant about the issue - several of my friends were vehement about their opinions to the point where a guy I knew wore a kilt, the Scottish flag as a cape, and a "No Thanks" shirt to go vote in... as he rode the train from Edinburgh to Glasgow. To his great joy, Scotland voted to remain a part of the U.K. I actually woke up at 5 and again at 6 in the morning to keep checking the polls. At one point, for some reason unconscious me was certain that the yes vote had won, so I kept dreaming of an independent Scotland. As you can imagine, I was so confused when I woke up and read the actual outcome. We were pretty afraid that things were going to get violent tonight. Yes, Edinburgh is a nice, safe place, but many people were upset by this decision. Thankfully, the tension isn't near us. There have been some riots in Glasgow, but really that just means that we decided not to make a day trip there this weekend. So we should all be fine.

Ballet:

Tonight, my friends and I went to go see Rapunzel at the ballet down the street from us. It was my first ballet, and I felt quite classy attending it. It wasn't the biggest production, but it was decently done. Although I will admit that I internally laughed my ass off when people started riding scooters around. I was like, "Seriously. The prince is riding a scooter? Yes, my white knight on a white scooter because steads are so obsolete." I was, however, impressed by the calves on those ballerinas. One of them had some King Arthur adamantium calves. Just damn. I was quite envious.

What Are The Odds:

Since we deemed it safe to be out tonight, my flatmates and I ventured off to a bar to hang out. We wound up playing what are the odds which reeled in a couple of our friends. From touching strangers elbows to laying seductively on the pool tables saying "Honkytonkbadonkadonk" I think we all had a pretty good time.

Family Dinner:

Tonight we also had a cute family dinner. Despite the fact that the university does not give even half a shit about who they pair you with for rooming, I absolutely love my flatmates. We're all really close, so sometimes we all have someone make dinner and gather around for a meal. Alyssa and I made quesadillas and cakes, and we all just sat in our common room and hung out. I really love living with these people, and I'm going to be so sad to separate from them come December.

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Scottish Independence Referendum: Average of last week’s polls

Note: Percentages calculated without taking into account “Don’t Know” answers.

Polls taken into account and date of their publication: Ipsos-Mori 18 Sep, Ipsos-Mori 17 Sep, Panelbase 17 Sep, YouGov 17 Sep, Survation 17 Sep, Opinium 17 Sep, ICM 16 Sep, Ipsos-Mori 16 Sep, Panelbase 12 Sep, ICM 12 Sep, ICM 11 Sep, YouGov 11 Sep, Survation 10 Sep.

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