The bill introducing correspondence voting, proposed by former Foreign Affairs Minister Teodor Baconschi, has been included in the Cabinet’s legislative plan and should be adopted by the Government by the end of April.
Three weeks ago, Kelemen Hunor, head of the ruling coalition Hungarian minority party UDMR, said his party does not approve of the bill claiming the correspondence voting system leaves room for fraud.
The bill was also harshly criticized by the opposition.