The verdict is unanimous: 100% of voters, regardless of gender or age group, support capping basic food prices.
The trend stabilised from the second data point onward, with consensus forming very early in the day and holding firm throughout.
The written arguments draw on a practical and social register: protecting the purchasing power of low-income families and ensuring access to staples such as bread, milk, or rice. Some voices do add nuance, calling for targeted price controls on truly essential items rather than a blanket freeze.