(ANSA) - TRIESTE, 23 GEN - Referendum to hold early elections
failed in Slovakia on Saturday after only 27.3% of voters cast
ballots, far below the absolute majority a referendum must
attract to be valid.
As reported by Reuters, an early election can be held in
Slovakia if the constitution is changed to permit parliament's
four-year term to be shortened. But only a referendum or by at
least 90 votes in the 150-seat parliament can change the
constitution.
The regular election will be held in February 2024. (ANSA).
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Referendum to hold early elections failed in Slovakia
Only 27.3% of voters cast ballots