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A meeting between advisor André Rahal and Speaker Nabih Berri led to an agreement for Lebanese elections, allowing expats to vote for all 128 MPs but excluding the 16th district. Further discussions may seek to extend the voting law.
#LebanonElections #PoliticalDynamics #ElectoralLaw
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Deputy Ni'mat Afram stated his party is ready for elections but urges a focus on modern electoral laws if postponed. He plans to question the government on electoral fairness, especially for expatriates and southern regions.
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MP Ali Hassan Khalil criticized the "Legislative Authority" for undermining legal principles by changing laws through administrative decisions. He emphasized the need to respect Parliament in district creation and electoral processes.
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Seems #DeFormUK are hard of learning.. broke #ElectoralLaw in #Caerphilly.. & again in #GortonAndDenton .... #NotToBeTrusted
Nothing mentioned on #FarageTv about #FarRightAge & #DeFormUK breaking #ElectoralLaw in #GortonAndDenton.. by door dropping leaflets from a fake constituent .. without mentioning it was from the #LimitedCompany
This is fab re the #ToryRejectsDeform's,"FAKE pensioner letter"- which has broken #ElectoralLaw -in the #GortonAndDenton byelection!
You gotta listen to the phone-call..☎️ to the poor unsuspecting printing firm! #Awks for #Farage's, #FraudParty!🤮
(Taken from "the dark side!)"
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Good to see that the(mute) #FarRight,#MediaMouthpieces: @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social, @itvnews.bsky.social, @channel4news.bsky.social, @skynewsrss.bsky.social,
are ALL OVER this story of #ToryRejectsDeform BREAKING #ElectoralLaw in #GortonAndDenton, with its #FAKE "pensioner letter"!
#SaidNobodyEver!
"If.. #Deform has funded and distributed a letter on behalf of a local pensioner,and NOT included a PARTY IMPRINT,this is a BREACH of #ElectoralLaw. If,alternatively, #Patricia did send these letters,and was given ACCESS to the #ElectoralRegister THIS IS ILLEGAL'
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The Kataeb Party, led by Samy Gemayel, condemned expatriate voting issues and urged urgent electoral law discussions. They advocated for a judicial agreement with Syria, redefined Lebanese-Syrian relations, and called for support for the Lebanese Armed Forces.
#Lebanon #KataebParty #ElectoralLaw
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Lebanese parliamentary elections are set for May, but delays may arise from ongoing negotiations over electoral law and expatriate voting. However, these issues are not hindering budget talks, and some consensus on postponement has emerged.
#LebanonElections #PoliticalNegotiations #ElectoralLaw
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Lebanon's electoral law discussions intensify as elections approach, with proposed amendments still unaddressed. Lawmakers criticize government finances and call for dialogue with Hezbollah. The urgency for governance reform grows amid economic struggles. #LebanonPolitics #ElectoralLaw #Budget2026
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Lebanese factions are gearing up for parliamentary elections in early May, despite some calls to delay. An informal consensus among major parties aims to proceed while adapting to existing electoral laws. #LebanonElections #PoliticalDynamics #ElectoralLaw
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Lebanese MP Ghada Ayoub noted that the Lebanese Forces await a message from President Aoun about the electoral law. She emphasized the need for amendments to enable expatriate voting and supported confronting Hezbollah with facts for clarity.
#Lebanon #ElectoralLaw #Hezbollah
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Interior Minister Ahmed Al-Hajar is gearing up for Lebanon's March 2026 elections under Law 44, focusing on expatriate voting. The opposition seeks electoral law discussions, while President Aoun has summoned parliament for potential amendments.
#LebanonElections #PoliticalDynamics #ElectoralLaw
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Deputy Ali Fayad warned of losing essential loans without a legislative session, urging consensus-based electoral laws. He raised concerns about expatriate voting freedoms and challenged the government's election oversight and existing electoral laws.
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Lebanese MP Fadi Karam emphasized the need for clarity on national responsibility, warning that constitutional violations jeopardize the republic. He called for electoral law amendments or a boycott of sessions to protect integrity.
#Lebanon #PoliticalResponsibility #ElectoralLaw
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Lebanon's electoral law is stalled over political disagreements, with Speaker Berri keeping the current system for expatriates. As deadlines loom, discussions about President Aoun's potential involvement arise, reflecting ongoing political tensions.
#Lebanon #ElectoralLaw #PoliticalImpasse
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Electoral law discussions in Lebanon have waned despite their importance, overshadowed by other issues. Speaker Berri's inaction on amendments, especially regarding expatriate MPs, leaves the electoral landscape uncertain as elections approach. #LebanonElections #PoliticalAnalysis #ElectoralLaw
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Wael Abou Faour discussed Lebanon's electoral law at a Parliamentary Foreign Affairs meeting, highlighting deep political divisions hindering consensus. He stressed the need for timely elections and full expatriate participation in policy formation. #LebanonElection #ElectoralLaw #LebanesePolitics
Haiti’s Transitional Council Finally Schedules a 'Democracy Tune-Up'
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The debate over Lebanon's electoral law intensifies as Speaker Nabih Berri criticizes a government decree for its urgency and constitutionality. With low expatriate voter registration, political change appears limited amidst waning reformist support. #Lebanon #ElectoralLaw #PoliticalDynamics
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Lebanon's electoral law amendments face challenges, with President Aoun and PM Salam advocating for timely elections. A subcommittee reviews expatriate voting rights amid political rivalry, heightening concerns over delays and electoral integrity. #LebanonElections #PoliticalStruggle #ElectoralLaw
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Gabriel Murad emphasizes Lebanon's political tensions surrounding electoral law changes, with a deadline for expatriate voter registration looming. Opposition fears that delays could threaten upcoming elections. #LebanonPolitics #ElectoralLaw #ExpatVoterRegistration
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Kuwaiti newspaper "Al-Anbaa" highlights expectations for Speaker Nabih Berri’s response to an expatriate voting electoral law amendment proposal, likely to gain majority support, influencing legislative cooperation.
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Lebanon's Foreign Minister Joseph Raji addressed the suspension of expatriate voting and sought clarification on Hezbollah's position, emphasizing the need for a unified response to Israeli threats amid the country's complex political situation. #LebanonPolitics #Hezbollah #ElectoralLaw
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Lebanon's "Duo" ministers stated there are no decisions on the electoral law, choosing to assess the situation at the session rather than voting. This shows the uncertainty in Lebanon's political scene and possible behind-the-scenes negotiations.
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Deputy Razi Al-Hajj of the "Strong Lebanon" bloc clarified the Lebanese Forces' stance on electoral law, opposing the 16th district while supporting expatriate voting rights. He dismissed betrayal claims as distractions amidst ongoing political tensions.
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The ministerial committee in Lebanon presented three revised electoral law proposals, including the possible removal of six expatriate seats, to the Council of Ministers for review and refinement of current legislation.
#Lebanon #ElectoralLaw #PoliticalReform
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A ministerial committee, led by Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Tarek Mitri, is reviewing Lebanon's electoral law at the Grand Serail, with key ministers present. This meeting aims to refine the electoral framework ahead of critical elections.
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