The Runoff for Six Seats in the Supreme Judicial Council's Judicial Quota Has Ended
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The run-off for the election of six members of the Supreme Judicial Council from the judges' quota has ended. After the closing of the sections, the counting of paper ballots and the summarization of the protocols began. All 21 candidates admitted to the procedure participated in the re-voting. 2,275 judges had the right to vote. According to the rules, if the required majority is not achieved in the run-off, the six candidates who received the …
The six members of the professional quota of judges in the next Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) have been announced. This happened after two days of voting. The electoral ...
The judges are in the final stages of the elections for six members of the Supreme Judicial Council. There are 21 candidates. In the first round on Saturday, none of the nominees received at least 50% of the valid votes. Therefore, today the vote is repeated among all candidates.
Voter turnout in the repeat vote to elect members of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the professional quota of judges reached 47.96% as of 1:00 p.m. on Sunday. This is a higher turnout than that recorded in the first round of the presidential elections.
The voter turnout as of 1:00 p.m. in the re-voting for the election of members for the new Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the quota of judges was 47.96%, the institution announced.
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