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The Mixed Voting System Has Been Abolished in the TRNC (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus).

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The TRNC Parliament has once again approved the amendment to the Election and Referendum Law, which was sent back to the parliament by President Tufan Erhürman for reconsideration and which foresees the abolition of the mixed voting system. With the amendment passing the General Assembly once again today, the mixed voting system has been abolished in the TRNC.
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The TRNC Parliament has once again approved the amendment to the Election and Referendum Law, which was sent back to the parliament by President Tufan Erhürman for reconsideration and which foresees the abolition of the mixed voting system. With the amendment passing the General Assembly once again today, the mixed voting system has been abolished in the TRNC.

The TRNC Republican Assembly has readopted the amendment to the Electoral and Referendum Act, which provides for the abolition of the mixed voting system, sent to parliament for renegotiation by President Tufan Erhürman.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The TRNC Republican Assembly has readopted the amendment to the Electoral and Referendum Act, which abolishes the mixed voting system returned by President Tufan Erhürman. In the TRNC, the mixed voting system was abolished; Prime Minister Unal Üstel demanded that the arrangement be passed before the December 6 elections.

The Election and Referendum (Amendment No: 2) Law, which includes the abolition of mixed voting and was reconsidered in the General Assembly of Parliament, passed with the votes of the deputies belonging to the government and the New Democracy Party.

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YENİDÜZEN broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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