The global verdict is near-unanimous: around 80% of voters support term limits, with no votes against.
Men and women both lean yes at 100%. Only those with undisclosed gender introduce nuance, with half remaining undecided.
The 13-17 age group sits entirely in the undecided column, while 18-24 and 45-54 year-olds vote yes unanimously: an unexpected generational divide.
The dominant argument focuses on renewal: preventing lifetime tenure and opening positions of responsibility to younger generations. The register is practical and democratic, with no notable point of contention.