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| country    = Novella Islands
| country    = Novella Islands
| title      = '''Constitutional amendments, including the'''<br>'''dissolution of the Central Committee'''<br><br>The Central Committee of the Communist Union of the Novella Islands has proposed a raft of measures to amend the Constitution.{{efn|A supplemental leaflet was provided alongside the ballot paper, outlining the full myriad of proposed changes.}}<br><br>Do you approve of the proposed amendments?
| title      = '''Constitutional amendments, including the'''<br>'''dissolution of the Central Committee'''<br><br>The Central Committee of the Communist Union of the Novella Islands has proposed a raft of measures to amend the Constitution.{{efn|A supplemental leaflet was provided alongside the ballot paper, outlining the full myriad of proposed changes.}}<br><br>Do you approve of the proposed amendments?
| yes        = 30,698,754
| yes        = 24,559,003
| no          = 4,538,183
| no          = 3,630,546
| total      = 35,325,905
| total      = 28,260,724
| electorate  = 37,982,111
| electorate  = 30,385,688
| voter_registration = no
}}
}}
==Notes==
==Notes==
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[[Category:Legislation of the Novella Islands]]
[[Category:Legislation of the Novella Islands]]

Latest revision as of 12:22, 20 June 2023

1969 Social Republic Referendum

27 August 1969 (1969-08-27)

Constitutional amendments, including the
dissolution of the Central Committee

The Central Committee of the Communist Union of the Novella Islands has proposed a raft of measures to amend the Constitution.[a]

Do you approve of the proposed amendments?
Results
Choice
Votes %
Yes 24,559,003 87.12%
No 3,630,546 12.88%
Valid votes 28,189,549 99.75%
Invalid or blank votes 71,175 0.25%
Total votes 28,260,724 100.00%
Eligible to vote/turnout 30,385,688 93.01%

Notes[edit | edit source]

  1. A supplemental leaflet was provided alongside the ballot paper, outlining the full myriad of proposed changes.