Poll Results: Worst Constitutional Event for the United Kingdom

The results for the poll, asking which [of the alternatives] was the worst constitutional event for what is now the United Kingdom, ending at midnight between April and May are as follows:

Total votes: 51.

• Royal takeover of the Church: 19 (37 %)
• The constitutional reforms of Tony Blair: 11 (21 %)
• The "Glorious Revolution": 7 (13 %)
• Parliament Act 1911: 4 (7 %)
• Queen Anne's Retreat of Veto: 4 (7 %)
• Universal suffrage: 3 (5 %)
• The lasting effects of the deposition of Charles I: 2 (3 %)
• The Reform Act 1832: 1 (1 %)
• Introduction of Parliamentary Government: 0 (0 %)
• Parliament Act 1949: 0 (0 %)
• The Reform Act 1867: 0 (0 %)

A new poll will be up shortly.