Deputies Gave Half Sanction to the Electoral Reform of Santa Fe
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The Chamber of Deputies gave half a sanction to the new Electoral and Political Parties Code. From the United to Change Santa Fe highlighted that the province "advances towards a clearer, participatory and transparent electoral system." The Chamber of Deputies and Deputies of Santa Fe gave half a sanction to the new Electoral and Political Parties Code [...] The United entry celebrated the average sanction of the electoral reform was first publi…
The Chamber of Deputies and Deputies of Santa Fe gave half a sanction to the new Electoral Code and Political Parties of the Province, an initiative that proposes to reorganize and modify different rules of the Santa Fe electoral system. From the United to Change Santa Fe highlighted the approval as a first step towards a “clearer, participatory and transparent” electoral scheme. The initiative brings together in a single legal body rules that a…
With a large majority of 43 votes in favour, 4 abstentions and two absences, the Chamber of Deputies of Santa Fe gave half a sanction on Thursday night to the electoral reform project promoted by the United, but agreed with the Peronist benches and that of Life and Family, led by Amalia Granata. Only the Broad Front for Sovereignty (FAS) rejected the initiative, because it understands that it is a “defess” that excludes non-traditional and small…
The province of Santa Fe took an important step to renew its Electoral Code, after the Chamber of Deputies gave half a sanction this Thursday to the reform project presented by the United. The initiative was approved with ease, by 43 positive votes, 4 negatives and no abstention. The rejection came from the three deputies of the Broad Front for Sovereignty (FAS) and Juan Argañraz, of the Inspirar block, who marked a strong distance with several …
The Chamber of Deputies of Santa Fe gave half a sanction this Thursday to the electoral reform that seeks to unify and order the current regulations. The bill was approved with 43 votes in favor, four against and two absences, and now must be dealt with by the Senate. Among the main changes, the Open Primary will continue to be mandatory, but the floor to access the general elections will go down from 1.5% to 1% of the list. In addition, in the …
After several hours of debate, negotiations and middle-quarters, the U.S. achieved on Thursday the average sanction of the new electoral law of Santa Fe in the Chamber of Deputies, with a large majority. The project was approved in general by 43 votes in favor and four against, without abstentions. The initiative was supported by the blocks of the official alliance, Peronism, the space of Amalia Granata and Unite. Against the vote the legislator…
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