Adorian Intergovernmental Organizations Referendum

4th of April 2021
On April 1st, 2021, PM Cameron's motion to reaffirm commitment to joining the EU would fail, the next day President King Adoria by the suggestion of Prime Minister David Cameron would issue an executive order calling for a referendum on joining both the EU and NATO. Some would view this as circumventing the National Assembly, especially as the Intergovernmental Organizations Referendum proposal was originally a bill proposal by the then DPM Llama that the NA had rejected.
Results would be released on 6 April 2021.
Question 1
Would you like the Republic of Adoriato join the European Union?
Choice 	Votes	%
Yes 	51 	62.80%
No 	31 	37.80%
Abstain	1 	-
Total 	83 	100.00%
Citizen	563 	14.74%
Question 2
What would you be willing to concedeto join the European Union?
Choice 	Votes	%
Anything that would aid our effort to join the EU	29 	34.94%
Some things within reason 	28 	33.73%
Nothing at all 	26 	31.33%
Total 	83 	100.00%
Citizen 	563 	14.74%
Question 3
Would you like the Republic of Adoriato join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization?
Choice 	Votes	%
Yes 	45 	59.21%
No 	31 	40.79%
Abstain	7 	-
Total 	83 	100.00%
Citizen	563 	14.74%
== Legacy ==
With widespread support still prevalent, Adoria was rejected by the EU after the first referendum, negotiations would thus restart. Conflict would soon rise on EU requirements relating to gun rights prompting another eu referendum later that month. NATO negotiations would be indecisive with another nato referendum held the next month.