August 1994 Uruguayan constitutional referendum

28 August 1994

Results
Choice
Votes  %
Yes 559,321 31.08%
No 1,240,059 68.92%
Valid votes 1,799,380 91.58%
Invalid or blank votes 165,391 8.42%
Total votes 1,964,771 100.00%
Registered voters/turnout 2,278,375 86.24%

A constitutional referendum was held in Uruguay on 28 August 1994.[1] The proposals were rejected by 69% of voters.

Proposals

The proposed amendments to the constitution were put forward by the General Assembly, passing in the Chamber of Deputies on 11 May with 62 of the 99 members voting in favour, and in the Senate on 8 July with 22 of the 30 members voting in favour.[1] The amendments would split the vote for president, parliament and governors, set wages for councillors and the method of payment of pensions.[1]

Results

Choice Votes %
For559,32131.08
Against1,240,05968.92
Unevaluated votes110,711
Invalid/blank votes54,680
Total1,964,771100
Registered voters/turnout2,278,37586.23
Source: Direct Democracy

Unevaluated votes were those cast by voters outside of their local polling station. They would have been examined after a court had decided on their validity, but as the result was already clear, they were not counted.[1]

References


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