Electoral Reform: Government Added Clean Sheet and Optional Passage to the Senate Debate to Seek Agreements
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The ruling party in the Senate moved forward with a signal to its political allies by incorporating into the debate of the Political Reform two projects promoted by legislators of the PRO and of Awake Chubut. The decision came after the commitment made by Patricia Bullrich in the last session of the upper House and opens the discussion [...]
The ruling party in the Senate winked at the allied forces to unfurl the debate of the Political Reform promoted by the Rosada House. As Senator Patricia Bullrich had committed herself, projects on Clean Sheet and initiatives to make the primaries optional were incorporated for their treatment. The president...
With the votes in doubt, La Libertad Avanza called for a new commission meeting with the different alternatives at the discussion table for the primaries. Allies dodge a uniform definition and the panorama remains uncertain. The National Electoral Chamber rushes.
Officialism in the Senate expanded the agenda of the Constitutional Affairs Committee to incorporate Clean Sheet projects promoted by the PRO and an optional PASS initiative presented by a Chubut senator. The decision seeks to open channels of negotiation with the allied blocs while La Libertad Avanza supports its project of [...]
The Senate will put the electoral reform back on the agenda and, with it, one of the most sensitive points of the political discussion: the future of the primary, open, simultaneous and mandatory elections (PASO).The Constitutional Affairs Committee will resume the treatment of the Integral Electoral Reform project sent by the executive branch, identified as [...] The entry The Senate reopens the discussion for the PASS and adds alternatives to …
The debate will begin next week in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, but the ruling party has not yet managed to close the necessary votes. The UCR and the governors will be key in a negotiation that will have as its main focus the future of the primaries
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