Meloni, now Italians will be able to choose everything, even parliamentarians
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni comments on the definitive approval of the electoral reform
Quick Look
- Parliament has approved the new electoral law which reintroduces preferential voting after more than thirty years.
- Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni underlined the importance of the direct choice of parliamentarians and the stability of governments.
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Why It Matters
The electoral law reintroduces preferential voting, which has been absent for over thirty years in the Italian electoral system.
With the definitive approval of the new electoral law, when Italians return to vote they will be able to choose everything: the party, the coalition, the program, the candidate for prime minister and - again - their own parliamentarian. The centre-right reintroduces the preferential vote, which had been missing for over thirty years, giving citizens the power to directly choose who represents them". Thus Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after the final approval of the electoral law. "Stable governments and greater participation mean more continuity, more responsibility and more ability to give concrete answers to Italians".
Open Questions
- What will the concrete effects be on the composition of Parliament?
