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Opposition Amendment Proposes Open-List Preferences in Electoral Reform

The deadline for submitting amendments in committee has expired. Only three amendments were signed by the entire center-right, while the opposition proposed allowing voters to express free preferences. Elly Schlein described the runoff proposal as a “desperate move.”

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What is happening

An opposition amendment concerning free preference voting was presented during the examination of the electoral law. According to la Repubblica, only three amendments were signed by all center-right parties. Schlein characterized the proposal for a runoff as a desperate move.

Why is it on the Radar?

The amendments indicate differing positions among the parties on the electoral law, including the rules for voter preferences and a possible runoff.

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