PRM, FP, and PLD will receive RD$432 million each this year.
The three political organizations that obtained more than 5% of the total valid votes cast in the last elections will receive RD$1,296 million, which will be distributed in equal parts between the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), Fuerza Del Pueblo and the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD).
That amount divided into equal parts means that each of those organizations will receive about RD$432 million pesos each this year for their work, according to resolution No. 01-2026, issued this Friday by the Central Electoral Board.
Another RD$194 million 400 thousand pesos, for a total of RD$38.8 million each, will be distributed among the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC), the Dominicanos por el Cambio Party, the País Posible Party, and the Social Democratic Institutional Bloc.
The total amount to be distributed among all political organizations will be approximately RD$1.62 billion, as contemplated in the General State Budget for the year 2026.
Another RD$129 million will be distributed among the parties that have reached between zero point zero one percent (0.01%) and one percent (1%) of the valid votes cast in the seven levels of election contested in the general ordinary elections, held on February 18 and May 19, 2024.
This distribution is carried out in accordance with Law No. 33-18, on Political Parties, Groups and Movements, and Law No. 99-25 of the General State Budget for the Budgetary Exercise of the year 2026.
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