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Referendum in Eestliioonaalia!
« on: 07 May, 2017, 03:27:37 pm »
After much deliberation, the National Assembly has agreed to hold a plebiscite in order to determine the role of the aristocracy in political life. The options on the referendum ballot are as follows
[  ] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but only allow aristocrats to run

[  ] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but allow all to run, and abolish the aristocratic positions

[  ] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but allow all to run, and abolish the position of the king

[  ] Discontinue the assembly, and return to an absolutist monarchic form of government

there is also to be a vote on women's suffrage, the assembly has made a special exception to the law to allow women to vote on this issue

[  ] Yes

[  ] No
citizens will also vote on a new color combination for the flag
« Last Edit: 07 May, 2017, 06:11:10 pm by Angry_Plzen »

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Re: Referendum in Eestliioonaalia!
« Reply #1 on: 07 May, 2017, 06:30:56 pm »
With a 80% eligible voter turnout for the first issue
[15%] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but only allow aristocrats to run

[60%] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but allow all to run, and abolish the aristocratic positions

[ 4%] Continue using the current situation of a democratically chosen assembly, but allow all to run, and abolish the position of the king

[1%] Discontinue the assembly, and return to an absolutist monarchic form of government

with an unprecedented 90% turnout of eligible voters, the distribution is as follows for the following issue
women's suffrage

[87%] Yes

[13%] No

Citizens have chosen red white and black for the new flag