Policy decisions that are too controversial for federal or state governments are placed on the ballot as a national referendum.

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National referendums in the United States are quite rare. They are typically conducted at the state level and are used to decide specific issues, such as tax initiatives or proposed laws. Controversial policy decisions at the federal or state level are usually decided by elected officials rather than through a national referendum.

Policy Decisions That Are Too Controversial for Federal or State