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The Electoral Commission Publishes the Revised Schedule of Legal Deadlines for the Legislative Elections

Ramallah - Afaq News - The Central Elections Commission published today, Monday, the schedule of legal deadlines for the 2026 legislative elections, after aligning it with the legal amendment that increased the period for submitting candidacy applications from 12 days to 18 days, as follows:

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The Electoral Commission Publishes the Revised Schedule of Legal Deadlines for the Legislative Elections

Ramallah - Afaq News - The Central Elections Commission published today, Monday, the schedule of legal deadlines for the 2026 legislative elections, after adjusting it to the legal amendment that increased the period for submitting candidacy applications from 12 days to 18 days, as follows:

Source: Ma'an News Agency

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