Switzerland is holding a nationwide referendum today addressing two key issues: reform of universal civil service and a potential cap on population growth. A central point of debate is an initiative proposing a population ceiling of 10 million residents after 2050. The vote reflects ongoing discussions about sustainable development and resource management in the country. Supporters of the cap argue it’s necessary to preserve Switzerland’s quality of life and protect its environment. Opponents express concerns about economic impacts and potential limitations on immigration. The outcome will significantly shape Switzerland’s long-term demographic and social policies. The civil service reform is also a significant component of the vote, aiming to modernize the system.