Iceland's EU referendum: polling stations close as Europe awaits results

Euronews reports that polling stations in Iceland's European Union referendum closed at ten p.m. local time on Saturday, and vote counting has already begun with results expected overnight. The referendum asks whether to restart accession negotiations that have been frozen since two thousand thirteen, and turnout appears to be as high as it was in the two thousand twenty‑four parliamentary elections.

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