Bretagne status referendum

The Bretagne status referendum was a referendum held in Bretagne on joining the Cartogorian Guild, introduced by Andrew Bateria.

Criticism
There was wide opposition to the referendum, mainly by foreign investors, who did not want Bretagne to change its status as a tax haven and a place for offshore banking. These opposors included Madani Ganem.

Results
Despite domestic opposition, the referendum was held eventually.

The results came in as followed-

Yes- 86.34% No- 14.66%

The highest concentration of 'No's was in Brest, where many investors were based.

Aftermath
Following the referendum, Andrew Bateria immediately stepped down, causing Bretagne to be annexed by the Cartogorian Guild. The city of Brest's parliment immediately refuted the annexation, and refused to surrender to the Cartogorian Guild, as did the other parts of Bretagne. It remained de facto independent until Daniel Bateria was elected, who peacefully took the nation under Cartogorian control.