2022 Pontunian independence referendum

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2022 Pontunian independence referendum
I support an independent Pontunia and the conversion back to the Empire of Ela'r'oech.
LocationUnited Kingdom of the Great Bayou
Date29 July 2022
Results
Votes %
Yes 3 &10000000000000100000000100.00%
No 0 &100000000000000000000000.00%
Total votes 3 100.00%
2022 Pontunian independence referendum
I support an independent Pontunia, however the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou should co-exist.
LocationUnited Kingdom of the Great Bayou
Date29 July 2022
Results
Votes %
Yes 3 &10000000000000100000000100.00%
No 0 &100000000000000000000000.00%
Total votes 3 100.00%
2022 Pontunian independence referendum
I do not support an independent Pontunia under any circumstances, therefore the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou should remain.
LocationUnited Kingdom of the Great Bayou
Date29 July 2022
Results
Votes %
Yes 4 &10000000000000100000000100.00%
No 0 &100000000000000000000000.00%
Total votes 4 100.00%

A referendum concerning Pontunian independence from the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou was held 29 June 2022. The referendum question was, "Do you support - regardless of public opinion - an objective recognition of the Kingdom of Pontunia's independence, therefore the dissolution of the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou and reestablishment of an Ela'r'oech federally ruled nation?", which voters answered with the following; "I support an independent Pontunia and the conversion back to the Empire of Ela'r'oech," "I support an independent Pontunia, however the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou should co-exist," and "I do not support an independent Pontunia under any circumstances, therefore the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou should remain." The results were finalized a few hours later as Andrew Perdomo opted to allow the breakaway Pontunia to rejoin the Kingdom willingly.

Results

Regardless of if Perdomo had willingly opted to rejoin the Kingdom with the breakaway as the results were clear around two hours after the referendum was announced. There was a clear majority in the option of 'I do not support an independent Pontunia under any circumstances, therefore the United Kingdom of the Great Bayou should remain.'

Multiple Carolusians were calling for the Kingdom to take military action if any foreign government officials attempted to visit or support Pontunian independence.

Christoph Billung Speech

There was a speech made by the Prime Minister of the Kingdom, Christoph Billung which was known for possibly influencing the vote as it was promoted by Carolusians in the Kingdom.

For record; Pontunia has violated the Constitution of the Bayou by seceding, has broken every mutual agreement between it and the rest of the Bayou States, and has undemocratically imposed a violent treasonous nationalist movement upon it's people. Pontunia is the Bayou. If Pontunia wishes to secede it should do it legally, passing constitutional amendments to allow it to do so.

— Christoph Billung