Members of the Electoral Board Defend to Review the Elections of the Municipality in the CERA Census Made without Justifying the Arraigo
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Two magistrates and two professors report that no one has sufficiently verified the municipality elected by new voters living abroad and demand that registrations be reviewed to ensure electoral cleansing
They complain that the checks are "merely formal" and warn that "deciding in which constituency a person votes directly influences the value of his or her vote"
The dissenting opinion has been cast by magistrates Carlos Vidal Prado, Fernando Marín Castan, Javier Tajadura Tejada and Vicente Magr...
Four members of the Central Electoral Board (JEC) consider that the instruction for consular offices that was approved last Thursday by this body still does not guarantee that the new census inscriptions, of them, those derived from the 'grandchildren' law' are being done correctly. This they assure in a particular vote, to which ABC has had access, in which they warn of the importance of the award of one or another municipality to the elections…
Vocals Vidal, Marín, Tajadura and Magro believe that the new Instruction is "insufficient" to ensure that district allocation is objective.More information: The 184 municipalities that did not exist before 1955 but the 'grandchildren' law' multiplies its CERA census: 23,742 new voters
Four of the thirteen members of the Central Electoral Board (JEC) have disagreed with the majority decision on the instruction of consular offices for the [...]
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