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The '''Danish constitutional referendum''' of September 6, 1920 resulted in an alteration of the [[Constitution of Denmark|constitution]] of [[Denmark]] from [[1915]] that had been made necessary to facilitate the reunification of [[South Jutland County|Southern Jutland]] into the kingdom of Denmark.<ref name="folketinget">[http://www.folketinget.dk/pdf/folkeafstemninger.pdf http://www.folketinget.dk/pdf/folkeafstemninger.pdf] {{da icon}}</ref> |
The '''Danish constitutional referendum''' of September 6, 1920 resulted in an alteration of the [[Constitution of Denmark|constitution]] of [[Denmark]] from [[1915]] that had been made necessary to facilitate the reunification of [[South Jutland County|Southern Jutland]] into the kingdom of Denmark.<ref name="folketinget">[http://www.folketinget.dk/pdf/folkeafstemninger.pdf http://www.folketinget.dk/pdf/folkeafstemninger.pdf] {{da icon}}{{dl}}</ref> |
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A total of 614,430 (47.5 % of eligible voters) voted in favour of the constitutional alteration, versus 19,581 (1.5 %) against.<ref name="folketinget"/> The contemporary Danish constitution specified that referendums required the approval of at least 45 % of all eligible voters in order to pass. |
A total of 614,430 (47.5 % of eligible voters) voted in favour of the constitutional alteration, versus 19,581 (1.5 %) against.<ref name="folketinget"/> The contemporary Danish constitution specified that referendums required the approval of at least 45 % of all eligible voters in order to pass. |
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The Danish constitutional referendum of September 6, 1920 resulted in an alteration of the constitutionofDenmark from 1915 that had been made necessary to facilitate the reunification of Southern Jutland into the kingdom of Denmark.[1]
A total of 614,430 (47.5 % of eligible voters) voted in favour of the constitutional alteration, versus 19,581 (1.5 %) against.[1] The contemporary Danish constitution specified that referendums required the approval of at least 45 % of all eligible voters in order to pass.
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