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Electoral law: what the government thinks, what PASOK wants, what the numbers show

The scenarios for a mixed model, the government's denials, the "window" left by the Prime Minister and the stance of PASOK - The objections to raising the threshold for entry to the Parliament from 3% to 5%

PASOK says “no” to the change of the electoral law – “Confession of defeat or fear of defeat from the South-West”

"We want a stable political system, a stable electoral system, so that the cards are not tampered with," said the party's spokesman, Kostas Tsoukalas

Mitsotakis briefs opposition leaders (Upd.)

The Prime Minister also presented the upcoming steps on the issue of the new electoral law

Greek Diaspora will have the right to vote under new electoral law

"We cannot succeed in rebuilding the country without opening up to global Hellenism"