The Constitutional Court maintains the current allocation of public funds to political parties.

The Constitutional Court (TC) of the Dominican Republic has rejected a legal challenge aimed at annulling the criteria established by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) for the distribution of public funds to political parties, groups, and movements. The ruling confirms that the current methodology for allocating financial resources and determining the order of political organizations on the ballot remains in effect.

This decision upholds the regulatory framework set by the TSE, which governs how state funding is divided among recognized political entities. By dismissing the appeal, the Constitutional Court has effectively maintained the status quo regarding the financial and organizational standing of these groups within the national electoral system.