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referendum

[ref-uh-ren-duhm] / ˌrɛf əˈrɛn dəm /
NOUN
popular vote on matter
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“No one has that number, and no one will ever have it. In some cases, a referendum is also required,” Haran said.

From The Wall Street Journal

No council has ever won a referendum to raise council tax beyond 5% – although councils in precarious financial positions have been granted special permission to do so by the government, increasingly so in recent years.

From BBC

If members indicate yes, then they will be given time to consider the offer in more detail and a formal follow-up referendum would be held on ending the dispute completely.

From BBC

Given the choice in a referendum, voters would prefer to stay in the EU, according to a YouGov survey in nine countries this autumn.

From The Wall Street Journal

The race is shaping up as a referendum on Mr. Boric as much as a contest between the two candidates.

From The Wall Street Journal