Μᾶς ἐτελείωσαν οἱ Ἑλληνόφωνοι ψηφοφόροι;

 


Ναί, πιστέψατέ το!
κυρ χννα, παρέα μ τν κυρ-Δραγώνα, πεισαν παντες πς στλλαδοξεφτιλιστν δν μιλεται πλέον λληνική!
τσι, τ σχετικν γγραφον πο πληροφορε γι θέματα τεροδημοτν, συνετάχθ στν …γγλική!
Χλόη μς νημέρωσε γι τ θέμα κι φείλουμε ν τ καταγγείλουμε. 
Καὶ ὡς Φιλονόη ρνομαι ν διαβάσω κάτι πο συμβαίνει στν χώρα μου κα δν εναι γραμμένο στν μητρική μου γλώσσα! 
Ν τ διαβάσουν μόνοι τους, ν τ μεταφράσουν κα μετ ν μς τ παρουσιάσουν. 
κτς κι ἐὰν δν ναφέρονται σμς, λλ στ μιλιούνια τν ΛΑΘΡΟεποίκων πο περισσότερες πιθανότητες χουν ν γνωρίζουν τν γγλικήν παρ τν λληνικήν.

μως ,τι κι ἐὰν κάνουν, σα κι ἐὰν πράξουν, πως κι ἐὰν τν πνε τν βάρκα, δλλς ξημερώνει!
Κα θ καταλάβουν συντόμως τ τννο!

Φιλονόη.

Υ.Γ.Τίτλος τογγράφου eterodimotis κα τ εὑρίσκετε δ, ἐὰν φυσικ δν τχουν ποσύρει. Πο δν τ πιστεύω…. Εναι μεγάλη πελατεία τους….

The right to elect for ‘eterodimotis

In brief

Definition of ‘eterodimotis

Eterodimotis’ is any voter wishing to exercise one’s right to elect in their place of residence,  which belongs to a municipality or community other than the one in whose electoral rolls one has been registered, that is, their electoral constituency of origin.

Example: a citizen registered in theMunicipality ofKavala, resident in theMunicipality ofThessaloniki and wishing to vote at the Municipality ofThessaloniki the candidates of the electoral constituency of Kavala.

When this takes effect

This right can be exercised only in the occasion of general elections or/and elections for the European Parliament.

How this right is exercised

–          Any voter wishing to vote at one’s place of residence as above should submit at this Municipality a relevant application

–          On the basis of applications submitted a special electoral roll for all such voters [‘eterodimotes’] is compiled.

Where do ‘eterodimotes’ exercise their right to elect

On the basis of these special electoral rolls, ‘eterodimotis’ exercise their right to elect:

–          on the occasion of elections for the European Parliament, at polling stations in their place of residence (along with other voters registered in this constituency electoral roll)

–          on the occasion of general elections or the occasion of both general elections and European Parliament elections taking place on the same day, at the special polling stations for ‘eterodimotis’ which are set up in the capital cities of each administrative district, with the exception of the Prefecture of Attica and the Prefecture of Thessaloniki.

Special polling stations for ‘eterodimotis

These polling stations are set up only on the occasion of general elections or on the occasion of general elections and elections for the European Parliament taking place on the same day. There are two types:

–          mixed polling stations, where voters from more than one electoral constituency of origin can vote

–          single polling stations where voters from one electoral constituency of origin can vote

Restrictions

–          Once registered as ‘eterodimotis’, one can vote only at their place of residence and not either there or at their electoral constituency of origin.

–          On the occasion of general elections or both general and European parliament elections on the same day, fewer than 40 ‘eterodimotis’ from the same electoral constituency apply within the Court of Appeal area of jurisdiction (including 2 or more prefectures falling within the same Court of Appeal), these voters will not excersise their right to vote as ‘eterodimotis’ but will be able to vote in their electoral constituency of origin, in whose electoral rolls they have been registered. These voters shall receive timely relevant information.

How to register in the ‘eterodimotis’ special electoral rolls

One should submit a relevant application either

–          at the municipality of residence, or

–          at any Citizen Service Centre (KEP) that will forward it to the municipality of residence.

·         This application is also available on line but it can only be filled in and printed out and then submitted as a hard copy as above.

·         This application can be submitted either by the interested party in person or by legally authorized representative (such authorization should bear the certification for the authenticity of signature by a public authority).

·         It is possible for an ‘eterodimotis’ who is already registered in ‘eterodimotis’ special electoral rolls of one municipality where one once resided, to apply anew for registration in the respective roll of the municipality of current residence.

·         Voters who apply for inclusion in ‘eterodimotis’ special electoral rolls after the last before the elections update of electoral rolls, cannot exercise their right to vote as ‘eterodimotis’.

How voters can be removed from the ‘eterodimotis’ special electoral roll

At any time after a voter has been registered in this special electoral roll, one is able to apply to be removed so as to exercise one’s right to vote at the electoral constituency of origin.

Those who apply to be removed from the ‘eterodimotis’ special electoral roll after the last before the elections update of electoral rolls, exercise their right to elect as ‘eterodimotis’.

Civil servants and Army Officers right to elect

Following the institution of the ‘eterodimotis’ right to elect at general elections, civil servants are able to exercise their right to elect at their constituency of residence as ‘eterodimotis’,  adhering the abovementioned procedure.

Army officers and law enforcement officers may exercise their right to elect at their electoral constituency of origin or at the constituency where they are currently posted, on a special electoral roll. φωτογραφία

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