Voting for new House a warm-up for ’28 presidency

Cyprus voters go to the polls on Sunday to elect their next parliament, in what will be a fragmented House of Representatives and widely seen as a warm-up for the 2028 presidential race. A record 753 candidates representing 19 lists on the ballot and nine independents are challenging the 56 seats, with the mainstream political parties expected to lose ground, as smaller parties enter the House for the first time. With 568,587 persons registered to vote, nearly 11,000 more than the 557,836 in the previous elections, turnout is expected to be higher than the 65.7% in 2021, due to aggressive The post Voting for new House a warm-up for ’28 presidency appeared first on Financial Mirror .

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