Referenda on EU accession
Referenda on EU accession
Before their accession to the EU in 1994, 9 out of 10 of the applicant countries held referendums. Croatia had also a referendum (except Cyprus, Bulgaria and Romania):
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Czech Republic |
Referendum15/16 June 2003, 77% voted "Yes" |
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Cyprus |
Parliamentary ratification after the signature of the Accession Act |
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Estonia |
Referendum 14 September 2003, 66.9% voted "Yes" |
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Hungary |
Referendum 12 April 2003, 84% voted "Yes" |
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Latvia |
Referendum 20 September 2003, 67% voted "Yes" |
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Lithuania |
Referendum 11 May 2003, 90% voted "Yes" |
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Malta |
Referendum 8 March 2003, 53% voted "Yes" |
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Poland |
Referendum 7-8 June 2003, 77.5% voted "Yes" |
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Slovakia |
Referendum 16/17 May 2003, 92.5% voted "Yes" |
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Slovenia |
Referendum 23 March 2003, 89% voted "Yes" |
Croatia Referendum 22 January 2012, 66, 3% voted “Yes”
