Thank you Magnus!

Thank you Chris for your kind words :)

What do the results tell us for the academic debate? Even in situation that could be wake-up calls and might be the once were we might expect people to get high knowledge other factors such as cueing, party discourse are still an important source for opinion formation

Even though attitudes change I do not find any evidence that the EU Constitution referendum in France has changed the knowledge of the EU Constitution for EU citizens despite high visibility in the news for everyone but even for the likely cases (French, Dutch and Constitution interested people)

Why does the question matter? Especially as other research from @giorgiomalet.bsky.social or @dschraff.bsky.social has shown: referendums shift attitudes. and there is often the public call for a stencils referendum (after Brexit and in the EU on treaties) tinyurl.com/sbczufmh tinyurl.com/2jsjk9m9