Greece Reforms Local Election System for Mayors and Governors

Greece is implementing a new Code of Local Government that will change how mayors and regional governors are elected starting in 2028. The reforms include eliminating the second round of elections and introducing a single Sunday vote with an 'alternative' voting system.

21 May, 08:42 — 21 May, 08:42

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Mayors and regional governors to be elected in a single Sunday vote, with “alternative” voting activated: How the new system will work

A sweeping overhaul of the way the 2028 local elections will be conducted is included in the new Local Government Code that has been put up for public consultation The post Mayors and regional governors to be elected in a single Sunday vote, with “alternative” voting activated: How the new system will work appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Mayors and regional governors to be elected in a single Sunday vote, with “alternative” voting activated: How the new system will work

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Mayors and regional governors to be elected in a single Sunday vote, with “alternative” voting activated: How the new system will work

Νέος Κώδικας Αυτοδιοίκησης: Τέλος ο δεύτερος γύρος εκλογών, πώς θα εκλέγονται δήμαρχοι και περιφερειάρχες από το 2028

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