National Election Commission

The National Election Commission is the most important body of the election commission system, which carries out its tasks on a national basis. Its members are elected by Parliament.

Among its main tasks, it determines the national results of elections, decides on appeals against the decisions of parliamentary single-member constituency election commissions and regional election commissions. Furthermore, the National Election Commission decides on objections in matters of national importance, certifies national referendum initiatives, and issues guidelines for the uniform interpretation of the law. Its decisions can only be reviewed by the Curia (Supreme Court) in the appropriate procedure.

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