Older voters, cities led rejection of Swiss population cap, data shows
Voters aged 65 and above were most sceptical of the proposal, with 60 per cent of them against the cap.
Older voters, cities led rejection of Swiss population cap, data shows
Voters aged 65 and above were most sceptical of the proposal, with 60 per cent of them against the cap.
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