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How Galmudug’s New Electoral System Will Allocate Parliament’s 89 Seats
Dhuusamareeb(WDN) – As Galmudug prepares to elect its new House of Representatives, many voters are seeking to understand how the region’s 89 parliamentary seats will be allocated under the newly adopted electoral system. Unlike previous elections, where lawmakers were selected through indirect political agreements, the upcoming vote will be conducted under a party-list proportional represen
Galmudug is set to elect its new House of Representatives using a party-list proportional representation system to allocate its 89 parliamentary seats.
What was announced
- Voters will cast ballots for political parties rather than individual candidates, with 35 registered parties contesting the election.
- Seats will be allocated based on the percentage of votes each party receives, with the JSP Party potentially earning 30 seats if it secures the largest share.
- The system includes a legally mandated women's quota to ensure female representation in the legislature.
Context
The new electoral system represents a significant change from previous elections where lawmakers were selected through indirect political agreements.
“The proportional representation model is designed to ensure that parliamentary representation more closely reflects the level of public support each political party receives.”
Why this matters: This new electoral system is crucial for shaping the political landscape in Galmudug and promoting a more party-centered democratic process.
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Dhuusamareeb(WDN) – As Galmudug prepares to elect its new House of Representatives, many voters are seeking to understand how the region’s 89 parliamentary seats will be allocated under the newly adopted electoral system.
Unlike previous elections, where lawmakers were selected through indirect political agreements, the upcoming vote will be conducted under a party-list proportional representation system, marking a significant departure from Galmudug’s traditional electoral model.
Parties, Not Individuals, Are on the Ballot
A total of 35 registered political parties are contesting the election for the 89-seat legislature.
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