Voters in Kazakhstan approved a new constitution in a referendum on Sunday, exit polls showed, in a move critics say could strengthen presidential powers and potentially allow President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to remain in power beyond 2029. Two exit polls indicated that about 87% of voters backed the new constitution, with turnout at around 73%, according to the election commission. Under the new constitution: Experts say the changes could allow Tokayev to reset presidential term limits or

Tag-uri: Referendum