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Back|Electoral law: Chamber rejects constitutionality preliminary rulings
Electoral law: Chamber rejects constitutionality preliminary rulings
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Il Sole 24 Ore·1 hour ago·Politics·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Electoral law: Chamber rejects constitutionality preliminary rulings

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  • The Chamber of Deputies rejected the constitutionality rulings on the electoral law with 229 votes against and 151 in favour.
  • The vote took place by secret ballot.

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The Chamber discussed the constitutionality preliminary rulings relating to a proposed electoral law.

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The majority overcomes the first hurdle on the electoral law. The Chamber rejected the constitutionality preliminary rulings with 229 votes against and 151 in favor. The vote was secret.

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  • The Chamber of Deputies rejected the constitutionality rulings on the electoral law with 229 votes against and 151 in favour.
  • The vote took place by secret ballot.

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