The NVI proposes bold innovations in the electoral system

The National Election Office (NVI) has proposed significant changes to Hungary's electoral system, including electronic candidate nominations and digital voting signatures. These suggestions aim to simplify the voting process and enhance voter participation, especially for expatriates. The NVI also recommends abolishing previous electoral modifications favoring the ruling Fidesz party, such as the differentiated mail voting for expatriates. Additionally, the NVI suggests reducing the voter registration period from ten to five years and reinstating residency requirements for voting. Political expert László Róbert notes that the NVI's proposals are bolder and more innovative than in the past, indicating a readiness for change.