http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11442445Some people - "particularly those with lower levels of education or literacy, found the question hard work and did not understand it" - its report says.
The watchdog says the structure, length and the language used made the question "harder to read than it needed to be".
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg promised to assess the recommendations.
The final wording of the question is a matter for the UK Parliament.
The question proposed by the government is: Do you want the United Kingdom to adopt the 'alternative vote' system instead of the current 'first past the post' system for electing Members of Parliament to the House of Commons?
Yep, the British are stupid
Yep, the British are stupid
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Re: Yep, the British are stupid
Well it is difficult to try and tell the population that their votes might actually count for a fucking change .

Give me the wine , I don't need the bread
Re: Yep, the British are stupid
If they can't even understand a basic question with an almost basic lex then they shouldn't be voting at all.
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