Part 2Provisions relating to referendum
General provisions
9When referendum to take place
A referendum of electors must be held on polling day for a general election.
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If a referendum is going to happen, it will take place on the same day as a general election, which is called polling day. You will get to vote in the referendum at the same time as you vote in the general election. The referendum will be for all electors, which means all the people who are allowed to vote.
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A referendum of electors must be held on polling day for a general election.