Referendum process

A referendum is a direct vote in which citizens decide on a specific proposal, often related to laws or constitutional changes. The process typically involves several steps: first, a proposal is presented, often by the government or through citizen initiatives. Authorities then set a voting date, and people campaign for or against the proposal. On the designated day, eligible voters cast their ballots. If the majority supports the proposal, it is enacted into law. Referendums allow the public to directly influence important decisions, reflecting the will of the people in a democratic process.