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Rēzekne Council Dismissal Was Just, Says Constitutional Court

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On Wednesday, 21 May, the Constitutional Court (ST) announced that the dismissal of the Rēzekne Municipal Council was lawful.

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waz.de

Municipal Election Act in NRW: Heavy Slump for CDU, Greens, SPD

More seats for larger, fewer seats for smaller parties. CDU, Greens and SPD had planned this for the NRW municipal election in autumn. However, the Constitutional Court stopped the reform.

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lsm.lv

Rēzekne council dismissal was just, says Constitutional Court

On Wednesday, 21 May, the Constitutional Court (ST) announced that the dismissal of the Rēzekne Municipal Council was lawful.

3 days ago

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wdr.de

Constitutional Court: Amendment of Municipal Electoral Law Was Not Allowed

Smaller parties had sued the amendment of the municipal electoral law, and the Constitutional Court now gave them the right.

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ikz-online.de

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Municipal Elections Act: NRW Court Saves Opportunities for Smaller Parties

More seats for larger, fewer seats for smaller parties. CDU, Greens and SPD had planned this for the NRW municipal election in autumn. However, it was different. The Constitutional Court stopped the reform.

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epochtimes.de

Constitutional Court Overturns New Local Election Law in North Rhine-Westphalia: Regulation Disadvantages Smaller Parties - Epoch Times (German)

The Münster Court of Justice has declared the new local election law unconstitutional. It systematically disadvantages smaller parties. FDP state leader Henning Höne spoke of a "black-red-green power cartel" and welcomed the ruling.

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