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Deputy Elected with 280 Votes – How Fair is the Electoral System?
2 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- A member of Parliament in Cyprus has been elected with just 280 votes, raising questions about the fairness of the electoral system.
- Anastasia Anthousi has filed a petition with the Electoral Court, requesting a recount of ballots from a specific polling station in Nikitari, Nicosia district.
- Dr. Elikkos Elia, Director-General of the Ministry of Interior and Chief Electoral Officer, has been asked to comment on the situation.
- The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the integrity and equity of Cyprus's electoral processes.
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