The Constitutional Court on
Wednesday ruled a run-off envisaged in the Italicum election law
was illegitimate.
It ruled legitimate, on the other hand, a winner's bonus
awarded to any party getting more than 40% of votes.
The top court declared illegitimate a part of the Italicum
allowing a list head elected in more than one constituency
to choose the constituency he wanted to represent.
The election law that emerges after the publication of the
Constitutional Court's sentence on the Italicum law will be
immediately applicable, the top court said in its ruling.
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