Referendum Questions

A referendum question is a specific proposal put to voters in a direct voting process, allowing them to express their opinion on a particular issue. This could involve decisions on laws, constitutional amendments, or public policies. Voters typically choose between options, such as "yes" or "no," affecting governance or societal changes. Referenda are often used to gauge public support for significant issues, giving citizens a direct voice in decision-making. The outcome can lead to changes in laws or policies based on the majority’s preference.