Swiss voters consider right‑wing proposal to limit population to 10 million

Switzerland conducted a popular vote on a right‑wing initiative to cap the population at 10 million. The proposal seeks to limit immigration and overall resident numbers. Voters were asked to approve or reject the population cap measure. Supporters argue the cap will protect resources and social cohesion. Critics warn it could breach international agreements and economic needs. The referendum reflects growing debate over migration policy in Europe. Election officials will tally the results and announce the outcome. The decision could influence future Swiss demographic and immigration policies.