Minority parties call on the JCE allows them to have a delegate in upcoming elections

Majority of delegates of political parties before the Central Electoral Board (JCE), demanded today that agency will enable them to emerging parties going to elections allies, have polls an observer from scrutiny so they can also observe the election process on May 20.

According to the norms of the JCE, when a party is allied to another delegate corresponds to the party that represents the Alliance, so in most cases thin on polling stations correspond to the major parties.

In this regard, emerging or minority parties ranging allied with other parties which have a greater chance of winning, demand of the JCE enabling them to have a delegate, but it penetrates to the College after the voting process completed.

, These parties raised than those votes coming from the double lined (when an elector stripe table of his) u000a(party and ally), are divided equally between the two organizations which have proved to be striped.

Between the party that made such a proposal are democratic alternative movement (fashion), Christian Democrat Cubs party (PQDC), Christian Democratic Union (UDC), Dominican Humanist Party (PHD), party of National Unity (PUN), Liberal Action Party (PAl), among others.

That position was raised by these organizations in a public hearing headed by the plenary of the JCE, to know the position of those organizations on various resolutions and regulations that have been developed by the Agency and made known to the general public.

The House was headed by its President Roberto Rosario, who at the end of the activity gave a term until next Wednesday to political parties to submit their positions and proposals in writing to the PVE.

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