Difference between revisions of "Referendum"

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A '''referendum''' is the submission of a [[law]], proposed or already enacted by the legislature, to a direct [[vote]] of the people.
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A '''referendum''' is the submission of a [[law]] by a legislature for the direct vote by the people or the state or, conversely, put by the people of the state on a ballot to repeal a recently enacted law of the legislature.
  
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Unlike an initiative, a referendum involves passage of the law by the legislature before the people vote on it.
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Latest revision as of 20:39, June 23, 2016

A referendum is the submission of a law by a legislature for the direct vote by the people or the state or, conversely, put by the people of the state on a ballot to repeal a recently enacted law of the legislature.

Unlike an initiative, a referendum involves passage of the law by the legislature before the people vote on it.