Swiss voters will participate in a federal referendum on 29 November 2026, addressing four key national proposals. These proposals cover a range of significant policy areas, including the funding of pensions, restrictions on fireworks, taxation policies for married couples, and regulations concerning arms exports. The upcoming vote follows a recent referendum on 27 September where proposals regarding food production and neutrality were rejected. Details of one proposal suggest a potential increase in value-added tax to support pension funding. Switzerland’s system of direct democracy ensures citizens have a direct say in shaping national legislation through frequent referendums on federal issues. The results of these votes will significantly impact Swiss policy across multiple sectors.