FLASH
Shkruar nga Eduard Zaloshnja
There will be important observations in the final OSCE-ODIHR report. However, in conclusion, it will simply provide recommendations for improvements in future elections.
The CEC will recount hundreds of thousands of votes in the Tirana Region and in some other regions. However, it is unlikely that the parliamentary mandates of the electoral subjects will change (only a personal mandate of a candidate within an electoral subject can change).
There will be important observations in the final OSCE-ODIHR report. However, in conclusion, it will simply provide recommendations for improvements in future elections.
In short, in September the Socialist Party will start the new parliamentary session with 83 of its MPs. And when it needs to pass a law with a qualified majority (which requires 84 votes in the Assembly), the chances are that Rama will find a vote somewhere among the 57 non-socialist MPs...
The situation is different with the Constitution. To change it (i.e. to increase the future powers of the President of the Republic), at least 93 votes are needed in the Assembly. And the transition from 83 votes to 93 votes in the Assembly is a major leap for the Socialist Party. Small parties have only 7 MPs. To form a majority of 93 votes, these 7 must be joined by at least 3 from the Alliance for a Greater Albania...
From a numerical point of view, this will be the most interesting battle in the upcoming parliamentary session. From a verbal point of view, we will see and hear continuous arguments between Berisha's greats and Rama's deputies about the past elections and the ones to come...
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