Janša Announces Possible Dismissal of the National Election Commission Due to Guilt
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Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the possibility of the National Electoral Commission being dismissed on grounds of guilt, criminal charges, and also legal amendments, which are expected to be filed within 14 days.
The Prime Minister's announcement comes after the referendums, which were met with allegations of irregularities in voting and ballot counting.
After the referendum results, the SDS once again raised objections to the work of the electoral authorities. SDS leader Janez Janša went even further on the X network, announcing that within 14 days, legal amendments would be submitted "and possibly also proposals for the guilty dismissal of the National Electoral Commission, and criminal charges are not excluded".read more »
Written by: C. R., STA After the referendum results, the SDS once again raised objections to the work of the electoral authorities. SDS leader Janez Janša went even further on the X network, announcing that within 14 days, legal amendments would be submitted "and possibly also proposals for the guilty dismissal of the National Electoral Commission, but no criminal charges [...]
Following the referendum results, the SDS once again raised objections to the work of the electoral authorities. SDS leader Janez Janša went even further on the X network, announcing that within 14 days, legal amendments would be submitted "and possibly also proposals for the culpable dismissal of the State Electoral Commission, and criminal charges are not excluded."
SDS leader Janez Janša announced that within 14 days, legal amendments "and possibly also proposals for the culpable dismissal of the National Electoral Commission, will be submitted.
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