2010 French Guianan government referendum

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A referendum on merging the regional and departmental governments was held in French Guiana on 24 January 2010.^[1] The proposal was approved by 57% of voters.^[1]

24 January 2010

Do you approve of the creation of a single community of Guyana exercising the powers devolved to the department and the region while remaining governed by Article 73 of the Constitution?

Results

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	9,914	57.49%
No	7,330	42.51%
Valid votes	17,244	93.12%
Invalid or blank votes	1,275	6.88%
Total votes	18,519	100.00%
Registered voters/turnout	67,528	27.42%

Results edit

French Guianan government referendum, 2010
Choice	Votes	%
For	9,914	57.49
Against	7,330	42.51
Valid votes	17,244	93.12
Invalid or blank votes	1,275	6.88
Total votes	18,519	100.00
Registered voters/turnout	67,528	27.42
Source: Direct Democracy

References edit

^ ^a ^b French Guiana (France), 24 January 2010: Merger of the regional and departmental authorities Direct Democracy (in German)