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General · 13 June 2026

Swiss to vote on 10 million population limit

Swiss to vote on 10 million population limit

Swiss voters are deciding on Sunday whether to cap the country's population at 10 million, sparking huge divisions over immigration. The right-wing Swiss People's Party backs the plan to ease housing and service pressure, but the government calls it a 'chaos initiative'. The plan says the government must act if the population hits 9.5 million, with a final cap of 10 million by 2050.

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