In 2009, the Central Electoral Board (JCE) is due to distribute RD$211 million to the PLD and the PRD, while the PRSC will receive RD$15 million. Overall, the JCE is expected to distribute RD$526,502,169 to politicians. The difference is that the PLD and PRD were the only political parties to receive at least 5% of the vote in the 2008 presidential election.<\/p>\n
In March alone, the ruling PLD and the PRD will receive RD$17,550,072. The PRSC will receive RD$1,263,376, the APD RD$697,326.73, BIS RD$549,153, FNP RD$532,308, PQDS RD$485,860, UDC RD$483,768, PUVD RD$442,393, MODA RD$435,344, PTD RD$433,673, PPC RD$386064, PLRD RD$383,351, MIUCA RD$372,429, ASD RD$363,116, PRSD RD$351,311 and PUN RD$344,925.<\/p>\n
The political parties are preparing for the 2010 congressional and municipal elections, scheduled for 16 May 2010.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In 2009, the Central Electoral Board (JCE) is due to distribute RD$211 million to the PLD and the PRD, while the PRSC will receive RD$15 million. Overall, the JCE is expected to distribute RD$526,502,169 to politicians. The difference is that the PLD and PRD were the only political parties to receive at least 5% of … <\/p>\n