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Why Constitutional Courts Review the Constitutionality of Referendums

Quick fact

In many countries, even if a majority of voters approve a referendum, the constitutional court can nullify the result if it violates the constitution, as happened in 2020 when Poland's court ruled that a referendum on judicial changes was unconstitutional.

Why this is interesting

You might think that a direct vote of the people is the ultimate expression of democracy, but what happens when that vote goes against the country's highest laws?