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Comparing Voting in National Referendums on EU Issues, economy and the Eurozone. In the Netherlands, on the other hand, the whole nature of the referendum offered a unique context as there were various groups pushing for higher turnouts and campaigning on one side or the other, while the citizens were mainly uninterested.