"Fixit" meaning in English

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          "text": "Terho declined to say whether the Finns party would propose a \"Fixit\"-vote after Britons opted last week for \"Brexit\", but said it should be one of the main issues of the 2019 elections. \"If the people back it, then we should have a vote if we'll stay or leave.\"",
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