1992 Republic of the Congo constitutional referendum|
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    Choice   |  Votes  |  %  |      Yes  |  832,115  |  96.32%  |       No  |  31,774  |  3.68%  |       | Valid votes  |  863,889  |  98.81%  |    | Invalid or blank votes  |  10,408  |  1.19%  |    | Total votes  |  874,297  |  100.00%  |    | Registered voters/turnout  |  1,232,384  |  70.94%  |    | 
| Source: African Elections Database | 
  A constitutional referendum was held in the Republic of the Congo on 15 March 1992. The new constitution created a presidential republic with a bicameral parliament and a division of powers between the two. It was approved by 96% of voters with a 70.9% turnout.[1] 
 Results
    | Choice  |  Votes  |  %  | 
  | For |  832,115 |  96.32  | 
  | Against |  31,774 |  3.68  | 
  | Invalid/blank votes |  10,408 |  -  | 
  | Total |  874,297 |  100  | 
  | Source: African Elections Database  | 
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