Voters in Iceland reject proposal to restart process to join European Union
The measure to restart negotiations to join the EU was shot down with 52.8% of voters opposing the effort, while 47.2% were in support, according to the Associated Press.
Voters in Iceland on Saturday rejected a proposal to restart talks to join the European Union.
The measure was shot down with 52.8% of voters opposing the effort, while 47.2% were in support, according to the Associated Press.
The AP noted that the capital of Reykjavik was the only area that saw the majority of voters support joining the EU.
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