Parliamentary procedure
Parliament launches project to cut paper use
Türkiye's parliament is moving forward with efforts to reduce paper usage through the launch of a project aimed at modernizing legislative processes.
Initiated by Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, the "digital parliament" project is currently in its testing phase.
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How, when, and where to vote
Voters are called to the ballot box on Sunday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to elect 21 candidates from 31 parties who will represent Greece in the European Parliament until 2029.
Voters who opted for postal voting but either did not send their vote or sent it late can vote in person after 11 a.m. at their registered polling station.
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Alas the lazy voters
It is so unbelievably frustrating to see fellow-citizens so breezily giving up their right to vote so they can have a day on the beach. Let's say that we can forgive youngsters who refuse to take anything seriously and don't think their vote is that important in any case. But I cannot find any excuse for those voters who treat voting like something they only do when they can be bothered.
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Marc poll for Proto Thema: ND is close to 33% – Abstention & “swing voters” determine the result
One in ten voters declares that they have not decided on their voting choice
A postal vote, at last
Skepticism - whether sincere or spurious - of the postal vote can no longer be justified. The system works and has defied its detractors.
It worked simply and reliably, which is why it can also be expanded to cover parliamentary elections, hence also increasing the ability of citizens residing outside of Greece to exercise their right to vote.
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Parties targeting crucial undecided vote
Deploying different strategies in the run-up to the June 9 European Parliament elections, political party staff are seeking to tap into the so-called "gray zone" of voters recorded by a recent poll conducted by the Pulse company.
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No filters
With their selection, voters always have the final say on the representatives they send to the Greek and European parliaments. Political parties, however, define the range and quality of the available choices.
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B92.net learns: The constitutive session of the National Assembly is scheduled
The session will move on to the 2nd item on the agenda, the election of the President of the National Assembly.
Mitsotakis for non-state universities: radical change in Greek education - We are also strengthening the public university
After 20:00 the roll call vote
Brnabic: I see no victory in postponement of Belgrade city assembly session
NIS - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Monday she saw no victory in a postponement of the constitutive session of the Belgrade city assembly as the opposition had merely wasted the people's time.
Earlier in the day, the session was postponed until March 1 due to a lack of quorum.