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Foreign Policy referendums: how members voted

Settled referendums

56

since Jun 2026

Votes cast

35,541

all time, on foreign policy

Last week

10,080

votes · 6 referendums settled

Written opinions

1,638

all time, left by voters

Most voted last weekNO 73%· 1,767 votesShould the UK lift sanctions on Russian petrol and diesel to bring down fuel prices?

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How foreign policy results lean

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Voters

South East222
Scotland151
South West140
London135
North West134
Yorkshire133
East of England117
West Midlands94
East Midlands85
North East63
Wales55
Northern Ireland25

Votes each week

10,080 last week

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Last week

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Should the UK lift sanctions on Russian petrol and diesel to bring down fuel prices?

The verdict

Voters rejected lifting Russian fuel sanctions overwhelmingly, and the No case was as much about home remedies as Ukraine: “Fuel duty is over half of the price we pay at the pump. Cut that instead.”

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49% No
Votes1,657
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Is rejoining the EU worth an estimated £40 billion a year?

The verdict

Yes won only narrowly, and the sharpest No voices barely mentioned money: the most-respected No case held that “Undermining democracy is the most expensive mistake a Govt could make.”

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47% Yes
Votes1,649
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Should the UK stop issuing travel visas to Russian citizens?

The verdict

Voters narrowly rejected a visa ban on Russians, with the most-respected No case simply asking for “Case by case basis” judgment, while the Yes side's best-rated warning pointed to Salisbury.

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48% Yes
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Should the UK impose sanctions on Argentina over its pressure on Falklands oil firms?

The verdict

Voters narrowly held back from sanctions, but few No voters closed the door: the debate kept returning to “Not yet”, with sanctions held in reserve if Argentina escalates.

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41% Yes
Votes1,673
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Should remittances, money migrants send to family abroad, count as UK foreign aid?

The verdict

Voters comfortably rejected counting remittances as aid, and several No voters were no fans of aid at all: “I am not a supporter of our foreign aid but this is a ridiculous notion”.

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Should the UK government formally object to the US livestreaming an execution?

The verdict

Yes won comfortably, on the argument that being an ally is no reason to “just nod and agree”. The No side's best-rated lines were short and dismissive, and several of its voters admitted they dislike the idea too.

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