A decisive majority of voters have backed proposed constitutional reforms, according to the National Electoral Commission, with official results showing strong support for the changes. The commission reports that seven in ten voters participated in the vote, signaling broad public approval for the measures. While details on the specific reforms remain unclear, the high turnout suggests significant public engagement with the issue. Further analysis will reveal whether the changes will proceed as intended or face further scrutiny.
The National Electoral Commission says 70 percent of voters cast their ballots in favour of the changes.
