EC to respond to referendum after getting formal request from govt: CEC
According to the EC officials, holding a referendum and a parliamentary election simultaneously could bring both advantages and challenges, but it would significantly reduce costs
Referendum: One question, four issues on ballot
If the referendum receives a majority of ‘yes’ votes, a Constitutional Reform Council will be formed with the representatives elected in the national election
Referendum: One question, four issues on ballot
If the referendum receives a majority of ‘yes’ votes, a Constitutional Reform Council will be formed with the representatives elected in the national election
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