Czech Republic votes yes to EU membership by 77% margin, the latest in an unbroken line of yes votes. This only leaves the two easternmost Baltic states, Latvia and Estonia, left to vote.

Posted by: DorkStar | http:// | Sat Jun 14 19:19:46 2003

Let me remind eveyone that Denmark voted no to expension of the EU in 1993. Only after a 6-month scare-campaign by the government, including riots where police opened fire on protesters, a new vote gave a majority (53/47. I think).

Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Sat Jun 14 20:22:17 2003

Denmark's an interesting case; I believe parts of it (Greenland and/or the Faroe Islands) are not actually in the EU, even though the mainland is.

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