Swiss voters will decide four measures on 29 November 2026: a federal decree raising VAT to provide extra funding for the AVS pension system, a popular initiative restricting fireworks, another initiative seeking to end tax discrimination against married couples through fairer federal taxation, and an amendment to the Federal Act on War Material. These ballots follow June’s rejection of the “No to ten-million Switzerland” population cap and a narrow approval of changes to the Civilian Service Act, illustrating voters’ willingness to support targeted fiscal adjustments while rejecting stricter immigration limits that could affect EU ties. The September votes on stricter neutrality rules and sustainable food production, scheduled just weeks earlier, could influence turnout and framing for the November package. Party positions, cantonal differences, and campaign spending will shape support, particularly for the pension funding decree and tax initiative, which touch core economic and social policy areas. No major new developments specific to the November items have emerged in the past month.