In Berlin, 18.5% of votes were negative and every district reported negative vote share greater than 10%. In the former Communist stronghold of Wedding it was 19.7% against.[7] The extent of the intimidation influenced the size of the "yes" vote.[2] Overall support for the government was lower than in the referendum of 12 November 1933. Where the referendum of 1933 had received support from 89.9% of the total electorate, that of 1934 had only 84.3% support.[3] The regional variation, however, was identical to that in the referendum of 1933.[7]