Italian Referendum Plans Hindered by Disappointing Voter Participation
The recent low voter turnout has dealt a significant blow to Italian opposition proposals aimed at reforming citizenship laws and strengthening job protection regulations. Key figures within Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's coalition noted that the outcome has bolstered the government's position.
According to nearly finalized data from polling stations, only about 30% of eligible voters participated in the two-day voting period. This is well below the required 50% plus one needed for the vote to be legally binding.
The…