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What is the process that allows voters to counteract legislation by putting an existing law on the ballot for voters to either affirm or reject called?

What is the process that allows voters to counteract legislation by putting an existing law on the ballot for voters to either affirm or reject called?
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What is the process that allows voters to counteract legislation by putting an existing law on the ballot for voters to either affirm or reject called?

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The process described is known as the "referendum."

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