Election Law, Chaos About Preferences. But Then the Majority Voted No to Those "Free" (Including FdI Who Wanted Them)
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The Senate passed the majority amendment to the electoral law, and therefore a system that contains preferences returns, after almost 35 years. The last time we voted with a mechanism that recalls this principle was in 1992. From the electoral law that will come, the system will be updated and mixed. The amendment signed by the Senator of Brothers of Italy Lisei (but on which there is the agreement of the whole center-right) approved yesterday a…
"Brothers of Italy has always voted in favour of preferences" . It is up to the president of the Senators of the party led by Giorgia Meloni, Lucio Malan, to explain in the Chamber of the Senate the motivation of the contrary vote, on behalf of FdI, to the unitary proposal of the center-left to introduce into the new electoral law the preferences as well . The enterprise is arduous . Malan starts with [...] The article The center-right votes aga…
The sub-amendment tabled by the center-left to the Senate, which eliminated the blocked capilists, rejected. Renzi's provocation: "Meloni is consistent"
The Senate Chamber rejected, with 68 votes yes and 99 against, the first-signed sub-amendment by Dem Dario Parrini in order to suppress the blocked leaders and provide for the preferred vote. (ANSA)
(Teleborsa) - The electoral law lands in the Senate, after having been approved in the Chamber on 16 July, but the Hall of Palazzo Madama rejected with 68 votes in favour and 99 against the sub-amendment...
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