Italy’s parliament has voted on a proposed electoral law seen as an important test for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government. The measure is aimed at changing how parliamentary seats are allocated in the country.
The proposal would introduce a fully proportional system that guarantees a parliamentary majority to any alliance winning more than 42% of the vote. The reform is part of a wider political debate over Italy’s voting rules.
No further details were provided on the final outcome of the vote or when the changes, if approved, would take effect.
