Waterford, Wexford, Tipperary, Carlow and Kilkenny have voted 'No' to both the Family and Care Referendums.
Family Referendum
72.3% of people voted against the proposed changes in Wexford - which would have seen the definition of family expanded to include 'durable relationships'.
It was the first county in the South East to have its official results released.
It's followed by the Carlow-Kilkenny constituency, where 70.7% voted no to the Family Referendum and 29.3% voted yes.
In Waterford, 32.9 % voted yes and 67.1 voted no while in Tipperary 26.7% voted yes and 73.3 % voted.
The official result nationally was 67% 'No'.
Care Referendum
Tipperary is the county with the largest 'No' vote in the South East.
74.06% of the electorate have voted ‘No’ to changing the definition of care and keeping the current article in the constitution which acknowledges the work of women in the home.
In Carlow-Kilkenny, 72.19% of voters have rejected the Care Amendment, and in Wexford the 'No' vote was 74.06%.
73.44 % of people voted ‘No’ in Waterford - the last county in the country to reveal its bottomline figure.
Turnout
The turnout for all five counties in the South East was also released earlier today.
In Waterford, around 50% of people registered to vote turned out at their local polling stations for the Family and Care referendums.
That figure was lower in Carlow and Kilkenny - where around 43% of people showed up.
In Wexford, turnout was at around 42.5%.
While in Tipperary 122,159 voted in the two referendums.
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