Romania's AUR Proposes Scrapping 20% Alternative Electoral Threshold

AUR, a Romanian nationalist party, has submitted a bill to eliminate the alternative electoral threshold of 20% of votes in at least four constituencies, keeping only the national 5% threshold for parliamentary mandates. This move, led by senator Petrișor Peiu, aims to simplify electoral rules but could affect seat allocation dynamics. The proposal is part of AUR's broader political strategy ahead of elections.

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