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Melonellum Sub Iudice: Appeals Against Electoral Law in 25 Courts, There Is Also Prodi

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The Network for a free and equal vote lodges appeals. Over 300 applicants, including Prodi, Bersani and D'Alema. In view of the majority prize, the indication of the premier and the capilist blocked. First hearing on December 16 in Trento, the goal is to bring the law before the Council before the elections
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The Network for a free and equal vote lodges appeals. Over 300 applicants, including Prodi, Bersani and D'Alema. In view of the majority prize, the indication of the premier and the capilist blocked. First hearing on December 16 in Trento, the goal is to bring the law before the Council before the elections

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The Court called to judge the electoral law, Zagrebelsky warns on 42% La Voce di Venezia Gustavo Zagrebelsky (26/10/2026) about Republic: the Court will assess the constitutional coherence of the electoral law; with threshold 42% the elector loses control. The Court called to judge the electoral law, Zagrebelsky warns on 42% La Voce di Venezia

The initiative involves 26 Italian cities. In the sight of the 70-seat majority prize, the rules on gender representation and the signatures necessary to present the lists. Attorney Mauro Sentimenti: "It is enough for a judge to refer the matter to the Constitutional Court before the vote."

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The battle against the electoral law is open. After that political, it is now the turn of the judicial battle that begins with the initiative of the Network for ... The article Election Law, presented appeals in 25 courts: the first hearing already in December seems to be the first on THE NEWS.

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The news of the simultaneous filing of appeals in 25 Italian courts against the current electoral law is the act of the beginning of a precise political-constitutional strategy. The initiative is promoted by the "Network for a free and equal vote" and gathers about thirty civil society associations and over 300 signatories.

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"We are here to keep a promise made," Roberto Zaccaria, constitutionalist and head of the Network, debuts for a free and equal vote, which...

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