A referendum lets citizens vote directly on specific laws or policies, bypassing normal legislative approval. Governments use it to settle divisive issues or amend constitutions, while voters gain a direct say in decisions affecting them. It benefits the public through greater accountability and participation, though outcomes depend on turnout and wording.
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