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A vote on a special issue refers to a specific decision-making process where voters are asked to express their opinions or preferences on a particular topic or proposal, typically outside of regular elections. This could pertain to matters such as constitutional amendments, local initiatives, or referendums. Special issue votes allow citizens to directly influence legislation or policy decisions that affect their communities or regions. These votes often require a simple majority or a specified threshold for approval.

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