1.   The referendum asks Italians to vote whether former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi should be allowed to keep his three television networks.

2.   The referendum would ask for approval of continued links between Northern Ireland and Britain while creating a Northern Ireland assembly.

3.   The referendum would ask voters whether the City Charter should be amended to prevent public funds from being used to move the stadium from the Bronx to Manhattan.

4.   The referendum will ask voters whether the county charter should be amended to require the county to oppose the plan.

5.   The referendum will ask Italians whether television advertising agencies, like Publitalia, should be restricted to providing ads to only one television channel.

6.   He said the only way to prevent more bloodshed is to hold an East Timor-type referendum to ask Muslims whether they want independence.

7.   In addition to asking whether the voters support NATO membership, the referendum is asking whether they favor placing nuclear weapons and foreign military bases on Slovak territory.

8.   Leaders of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party in Tabasco said they support a referendum asking voters if they want new elections.

9.   The referendum also asks Slovaks whether they should join NATO.

10.   The referendum would ask voters if they favor civil liberties such as freedom of speech and assembly, and amnesty for political prisoners.