>> But my real point was that 89% knew little or nothing about what they
>> were voting for.
>
> Point taken. But, the headline said that. The body didn't really. It 
> effectively said that 11% considered themselves very well informed, 
> 33% had no clue and 56% had varying amounts of knowledge.

I think in most countries in most elections or referendums the percentages
are not substantially different. 

Gerhard
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