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	The referendum saw 44% of people in favor of the split and 56% against it. From 1989, there was a 2% percent increase in people favoring the split <ref>Montabaldo, W. D. (1994, February 4). ELECTIONS : Venice and Neighboring City May End a 68-Year 'Marriage' LA Times. Retrieved October 7, 2016, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-02-04/news/mn-19154_1_venetians</ref>. The referendum did not lead to an official vote.		The referendum saw 44% of people in favor of the split and 56% against it. From 1989, there was a 2% percent increase in people favoring the split <ref>Montabaldo, W. D. (1994, February 4). ELECTIONS : Venice and Neighboring City May End a 68-Year 'Marriage' LA Times. Retrieved October 7, 2016, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-02-04/news/mn-19154_1_venetians</ref>. The referendum did not lead to an official vote.

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	The referendum saw 44% of people in favor of the split and 56% against it. From 1989, there was a 2% percent increase in people favoring the split <ref>Montabaldo, W. D. (1994, February 4). ELECTIONS : Venice and Neighboring City May End a 68-Year 'Marriage' LA Times. Retrieved October 7, 2016, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-02-04/news/mn-19154_1_venetians</ref>. The referendum did not lead to an official vote.		The referendum saw 44% of people in favor of the split and 56% against it. From 1989, there was a 2% percent increase in people favoring the split <ref>Montabaldo, W. D. (1994, February 4). ELECTIONS : Venice and Neighboring City May End a 68-Year 'Marriage' LA Times. Retrieved October 7, 2016, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-02-04/news/mn-19154_1_venetians</ref>. The referendum did not lead to an official vote.








			==See Also==
			*[[1989 Separation Referendum]]
			*[[Separation Referendums]]

			==References==
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The separation referendum for a split between [[Terraferma|''Terraferma'']] and [[Estuario|''Estuario'']] in 1994 occurred just 5 years after the [[1989 Separation Referendum|previous referendum in 1989]] and resulted in 44% “yes” votes, a slight increase compared to past votes.

==Political Developments Leading up to 1994==
The fact that this referendum occurred just 5 years after the previous 1989 referendum demonstrates a heightened momentum for a separation. A major shift in support for the separation came from the conservative political parties. This change showed that [[Estuario|''Estuario'']] needed more representation in the government to meet their needs. Progressive parties however argued that that issues, such as tourism and lagoon pollution, were best solved as one city <ref>Morris, R. C. (1994, February 2). Tale of 2 Cities, Venice and Mestre, Nears its Final Chapter. Retrieved September 12, 2016, from http://www.nytimes.com/1994/02/02/news/02iht-venice.html</ref>.

==Results and Outcomes==
[[File: 1994.PNG|thumb|right|200px|The orange slice in the chart shows the percentage of Venetians who were not in favor of a separation of Venice.]]
The referendum saw 44% of people in favor of the split and 56% against it. From 1989, there was a 2% percent increase in people favoring the split <ref>Montabaldo, W. D. (1994, February 4). ELECTIONS : Venice and Neighboring City May End a 68-Year 'Marriage' LA Times. Retrieved October 7, 2016, from http://articles.latimes.com/1994-02-04/news/mn-19154_1_venetians</ref>. The referendum did not lead to an official vote.