Swiss Voters Reject Plan to Cap Population at 10 Million

Swiss voters rejected a proposal to cap the country's population at 10 million in a referendum, according to early results. The plan, backed by a right-wing party, aimed to limit immigration once the population reached that threshold. About 55% voted against the measure, while 45% supported it. The vote reflected growing dissatisfaction with immigration, but a majority chose not to impose a hard limit. Swiss citizens living abroad overwhelmingly opposed the proposal as well.