US EditionJavier Milei's Government Is Going for More and Seeks to Reactivate Electoral Reform with Key Changes by 2026
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The single ballot for all provinces and the elimination of the PASS are on schedule.
The government prepares an electoral package to deal with after March that includes the formal elimination of the PASS, adjustments in party funding and changes in the Single Paper Ballet. It also includes changes in the system of election of Mercosur parliamentarians.
The Government plans to move forward with a comprehensive restructuring of the electoral system in 2026, after the beginning of the regular session. The package in preparation combines the formal elimination of the PASS, modifications in party financing and a redesign of the composition and functioning of the political parties. The initiative aims to disarm the institutional scaffolding built since 2009 and to concentrate the control of the elec…
The end of 2025 is coming and the government is already strategically thinking about the goals for next year. In the future, one of the main objectives is the re-election in 2027 so Javier Milei's team is analyzing the possibility of insisting with some changes contemplated in the electoral reform that was designed...
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