Italian Parliament Begins the Final Phase of Meloni's Controversial Electoral Reform that Seeks to Secure Absolute Majorities
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The last act of the Melonellum is scheduled, by secret ballot, Thursday 8 October with live TV statements
Those who receive more than 42 percent of the votes should receive a majority bonus in elections. With this reform, Italy's Prime Minister Meloni wants to enable more stable governments.
The reform of the electoral law proposed by the Government of Italy, of right-wing Giorgia Meloni, began on Wednesday the last phase of its processing in Parliament, with the ‘no’ of the opposition and with a deputy on hunger strike. The Chamber of Deputies has begun the third reading ... Continue reading “Meloni’s electoral reform in Italy will have final vote between criticisms and hunger strikes”
The reform of the electoral law has arrived in the Chamber of Deputies. The general discussion on the provision, in Montecitorio for the third reading after the changes made to the Senate, has already begun and Thursday at 12, after the decree packaging, is expected the vote (which will be unique and secret, if requested) on the prejudices of [...] The article The electoral law in the Chamber: provided three votes of confidence. Alert in the gov…
The President's review of the electoral reform is scheduled to begin in the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday, September 30th.
El Periódico
In Italy, electoral laws are almost never just a parliamentary calculation; they are often a tailor-made suit sewn for the next battle. Giorgia Meloni’s latest legislative proposal already has a nickname for miraculous remedy: the Stabilicum. It is an electoral reform promoted by the prime minister who introduces a new proportional system with a majority prize to the winning coalition. This Wednesday begins the final phase of its debate in the I…
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