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Rights referendums: how members voted

Settled referendums

100

since Jul 2026

Votes cast

56,266

all time, on rights

This week

1,794

votes · 1 referendums settled

Written opinions

2,729

all time, left by voters

Most voted this weekYES 55%· 1,794 votesShould social media users have to verify their real identity to post?

Most respected on rights this week

Left
  1. Caz5 respects
  2. BelsieBoo4 respects
Centre
  1. BrightAnchor6336 respects
  2. AW8410 respects
Right
  1. RAS16 respects
  2. constancia11 respects
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How rights results lean

This week—Last weekC. RightAll timeC. Right

Most active regions this week

Voters

South East182
Scotland115
North West114
South West106
Yorkshire106
London105
East of England97
West Midlands76
East Midlands70
North East53
Wales42
Northern Ireland19

Votes each week

1,794 so far this week

All-time rights highlights

This week

1 settled · 1,794 votes
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Yes
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45% No
Votes1,794
Skipped18
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Should social media users have to verify their real identity to post?

The verdict

Yes won comfortably, yet its two most-respected arguments were hedged: one admitted being “on the fence”, the other wanted an alias. The No case, built on distrust of the state, was blunter and drew the strongest respect.

Last week

2 settled · 3,405 votes
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No
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30% Yes
Votes1,768
Skipped49
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Should trans women be allowed to use women’s toilets and changing rooms?

The verdict

Voters overwhelmingly backed biological-sex access, with one No voter telling the other side: “Use the gents lads and leave the ladies in peace.” Yes voters answered that the issue is “culture war nonsense designed to deflect attention”.

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41% No
Votes1,637
Skipped17
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Does the UK government give too much priority to minority groups at the expense of the majority?

The verdict

Yes won comfortably, its best-rated case being about queues and rents rather than identity, while the No side answered with one flat denial: “There is literally no evidence whatsoever to support this idea.”

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