On Tuesday, March 2, the Verkhovna Rada plans to adopt a bill on the election of people's deputies on a proportional basis in the version by deputies Yuriy KLECHKOVSKY (Our Ukraine faction) and Mykola RUDKOVSKY (SPU faction). \n \nAs an UNIAN correspondent reports, this was stated today at a briefing in Kyiv by the coordinator of the parliamentary majority, Stepan HAVRYSH. \n \nAccording to him, such an agreement was reached during consultations held this week between the majority and the communists and socialists. \n \nAccording to S. HAVRYSH, the bill will lower the passing threshold for parties to 3%. \n \nAt the same time, the passing threshold for election blocs of parties may be raised to 6%.
The Verkhovna Rada plans to legalize proportional parliamentary elections with a reduction of the threshold to 3%
Politics · 19:43 28.02.2004
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