What happens in a successful referendum?

In a successful referendum, a proposed measure or change is put to a vote among the electorate, and it receives a majority of support, leading to its implementation. This process often reflects the will of the people on significant issues, such as constitutional amendments or policy changes. The outcome can result in legal or political shifts, depending on the nature of the referendum. After the vote, the relevant authorities typically take steps to enact the decision made by the electorate.