On June 14, 2026, Swiss voters rejected a proposal that aimed to cap the country's population. A 'yes' vote would have required the government to impose restrictions on asylum and residency permits, as well as terminate the agreement with the European Union regarding free movement.
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Switzerland votes against proposal to limit population growth
Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to limit population growth, which would have led to restrictions on asylum and residency permits. The decision also impacts the country's agreement with the European Union on free movement.
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Switzerland rejects right-wing bid to cap country’s population
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Switzerland votes against proposal to limit population growth