Christian Democratic Movement Says Overseas Voting Reform Proposal Violates Constitution

The Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) has declared that a proposed reform to overseas voting procedures violates Slovakia's constitution. The opposition party specifically criticized plans to eliminate postal voting for Slovak citizens living abroad, describing the measure as pure political calculation. KDH is a center-right Christian democratic party that currently sits in opposition to Slovakia's ruling coalition. The controversy centers on proposed changes to how Slovak expatriates can participate in elections, with postal voting currently serving as a key method for overseas citizens to cast their ballots in Slovak elections.