The (Federal Supreme Court) defined this Thursday (13) to state that the decision on those of 2022. Thus, there is a forecast of change in the composition of the Chamber of Deputies.
The understanding signed in February 2024 was that all political parties can participate in the last phase of leftovers distribution. The court thus invalidated the restriction on these chairs only to those who reached performance clause.
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The majority current was opened by Dino and accompanied by Cristiano Zanin, Kassio Nunes Marques, Alexandre de Moraes, Dias Toffoli, Gilmar Mendes.
The understanding of the majority of the Supreme benefits the president of, (-AP), because it enables the entry into the congress of four allies of the congressman in Amapá.
The resources discuss from when the Court’s understanding should be applied to the participation of all political parties in the division of electoral leftovers and not just those who reached the performance clause.
Electoral leftovers are the vacancies in the Legislative Power that remains after filling the seats by the electoral quotient criterion – the total of the division of valid votes into a state by the number of vacancies.
Last June, most ministers voted to accept an appeal and modify a February 2024 trial of the Court, which should lead to the exchange of seven federal deputies.
As Sheet Alcolumbre complained to people close to the Supreme’s previous decision.
At that time, politicians and members of the judiciary began to articulate a change in understanding so that the rule was applied to the 2022 election.
On Thursday, before the discussion of the appeals the ministers the ministers discussed a request made by the House about two hours before the session began for the trial to be suspended. At this point, nine ministers were opposed, and ministers Dias Toffoli and Luiz Fux were overcome.
For both, it would be possible to open a new space for the manifestation of the legislative houses. Most, however, understood that positions could have been sent to the Supreme since June.
