Swiss voters will decide two separate measures on June 14, 2026. Recent gfs.bern polling conducted in late April and early May shows the Civilian Service Act amendments holding a clear majority around 52 percent support, driven by broad backing for streamlined alternative-service rules for conscientious objectors. In contrast, the “No to ten million Switzerland” popular initiative backed by the Swiss People’s Party remains tightly contested near 47 percent, reflecting ongoing debate over immigration controls, sustainability thresholds at 9.5 million residents, and potential renegotiation of EU free-movement agreements. The implied probabilities in the market align with these survey trends and historical patterns in which Swiss referendums on administrative reforms often clear the simple-majority threshold more readily than contentious constitutional caps on population growth. No further national votes or major campaign events are scheduled before the June ballot.