Slovenian referendum, June 2011

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Three referendums were held in Slovenia on 5 June 2011, the so-called super-referendum Sunday (Slovene: superreferendumska nedelja).^[1] The questions asked were:

• one on the reform of the pension system (the proposed revision would have raised the retirement age to 65 years, lowered the replacement rate on pensions and changed the way pensioners are able to access their second-pillar retirement savings);^[2]
• on opening secret service archives; and
• on stronger measures to combat illicit work.^[3]

All three measures were decisively defeated at medium turnout.

Slovenian illicit work referendum, 2011^[4]

Choice	Votes	%
No	516,805	75.41
Yes	168,538	24.59
Valid votes	685,343	99.28
Invalid or blank votes	4,959	0.72
Total votes	690,302	100.00
Registered voters and turnout	1,707,299	40.43

Slovenian secret service archives referendum, 2011^[5]

Choice	Votes	%
No	481,130	70.88
Yes	197,680	29.12
Valid votes	678,810	98.40
Invalid or blank votes	11,063	1.60
Total votes	689,873	100.00
Registered voters and turnout	1,707,299	40.41

Slovenian pension reform referendum, 2011^[6]

Choice	Votes	%
No	495,329	72.05
Yes	192,169	27.95
Valid votes	687,498	99.53
Invalid or blank votes	3,229	0.47
Total votes	690,727	100.00
Registered voters and turnout	1,707,299	40.46

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