Calls for non-Indigenous Australians to research the Voice to avoid turning 'apathy into a vote'

Voter disinterest and confusion are threatening to create an uninformed outcome on the Voice referendum, researchers warn.

, have been at the forefront of discussions and were already being capitalised on by the No campaign.

"That would be a sad state of affairs if people were voting no because they didn't understand what the referendum was about," she said. "It must get [more than a 50 per cent majority] nationwide, which it may do, as well as a majority vote in four out of the six states, which it may fail at," he said.

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