Ireland's family and care referendums, which sought to amend Article 41 of the Constitution of Ireland, were rejected with 67% and 74% "no" votes respectively. Turnout was 44%, and the defeat prompted calls for resignations, though it was not expected to destabilise the ruling coalition.
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the family and care referendums received 67% and 74% “no” votes, respectively.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar described the defeat as a comprehensive loss with a respectable turnout of 44%.
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The turnout of 44% was a drop from the 64% seen in the 2018 elections.
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The yes campaign received only 32% support for the family referendum and 26% for the care referendum
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The yes campaign received only 32% support for the family referendum and 26% for the care referendum
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