The rules must be known before the vote.

Voters have the right to know the plan in advance

Before the election, parties should disclose the coalitions they would join, the shape of the government they would form, their commitments to the law, and their programme for the first 100 days.

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Parties ask citizens to entrust them with a vote, yet often leave the most consequential agreements until after the election.

Contract in Advance proposes one transparency standard. Every party receives the same questions about possible coalitions, the size of government, compliance with court rulings, the inquiry into 7 October, and the first steps after the election.

How it works

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2. Write an appealChoose a party and the questions. The text is generated; you send it yourself.
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Campaign documents

• A transparency standard for every partyTen identical requirements put to every registered list.
• Coalition readiness agreementAn additional document addressed only to parties that state they intend to form the next government together.
• The first 100 daysWhat should be settled and by when, counted in days from the formation of the government.
• A smaller governmentProposed structure: no more than 18 ministers and four deputies.

A transparency standard for every party

1. Elections held on schedule
2. Accepting results and lawful procedure
3. Complying with final court rulings
4. Disclosing possible coalitions
5. Capping the size of the government
6. No ministers without operational responsibility
7. A first-100-days programme
8. A state commission of inquiry into 7 October
9. Non-partisan use of the police, army and security services
10. Publishing coalition and budget commitments

Read the full standard