Italians will vote in a referendum on citizenship laws and labor market reforms, with concerns about low turnout potentially invalidating the results. The citizenship question, which proposes reducing the residency requirement from 10 to 5 years, has garnered significant attention. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's party rose to power amid immigration concerns. Supporters argue the current laws are outdated, while opponents emphasize the need for serious debate on citizenship. Polls suggest turnout may be insufficient for a binding result.