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Plebiscite

usgb/ˈplebɪsaɪt/Volume
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Democratic Decision

Plebiscites reflect a democratic process where citizens' votes directly influence policymaking decisions.

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In 2014, a plebiscite was held to decide Scotland's independence.
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Yes or No Questions

Plebiscites usually ask a clear question with choices like 'yes' or 'no' for straightforward responses.

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The plebiscite's question was simple: 'Should the country adopt a new constitution?'
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Government Initiative

Governments often initiate plebiscites to consult the population on issues deemed nationally important.

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The national plebiscite was called by the government to gauge public opinion on joining the EU.
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