Globally, 'yes' leads clearly, but more than a third of voters remain undecided: the principle of a constitutional debt limit convinces without fully winning the room.
The gender gap is striking: women lean strongly toward 'yes', while men skew toward indecision or rejection.
The 55-64 age group is the most supportive, while 25-34 year-olds lean toward doubt or refusal, and those 65 and over remain uncertain.
Arguments span three registers: long-term fiscal prudence, fear of paralysing the state in a crisis, and the view that a constitutional rule carries more weight than ordinary law. The core tension, between protective rigidity and necessary flexibility, drives the debate.