If the Central Electoral Board approves all the requests and accepts the appeals, 37 political parties will be clamoring for the voters’ attention this coming 16 May. In fact, 13 new requests for official recognition were received for today’s session of the JCE. The agenda for today’s meeting includes requests for consideration from ten parties that just barely got their applications into the JCE offices by the cut-off date last September, and three cases of appeals against previously rejected applications. One consideration is that all the parties would have to fit into a new voting sheet, since the current format does not have enough space. Parties applying for official recognition include the PSD, the PAN, the PRN, the FIN and the PNC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If the Central Electoral Board approves all the requests and accepts the appeals, 37 political parties will be clamoring for the voters’ attention this coming 16 May. In fact, 13 new requests for official recognition were received for today’s session of the JCE. The agenda for today’s meeting includes requests for consideration from ten parties … <\/p>\n