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They Propose that the Electoral Rules Cannot Be Changed Weeks After the Elections in Buenos Aires.
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Deputies Propose to Avoid Changes in Electoral Legislation Weeks After the Elections in Buenos Aires
A group of Buenos Aires deputies presented a project that prevents changes to the electoral legislation weeks before the elections. They aimed against the reforms “for convenience.” The post-Deputies propose to avoid changes to the electoral legislation weeks after the elections in Buenos Aires appeared first on El Intransigente.
On Thursday, the Buenos Aires Union, Renewal and Fe congressional bloc presented a bill that seeks to prohibit changes to electoral legislation in the weeks prior to the elections, with the aim of guaranteeing “the stability and predictability of the electoral system” in the province of Buenos Aires. The initiative was promoted by the president of the bloc, Gustavo Cuervo, and has the co-authorship of legislators Fabián Luayza, Viviana Romano an…
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