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

The Constitutional Court (TC) of the Dominican Republic has issued a ruling upholding the current criteria for the allocation and distribution of public funds to political parties, groups, and movements. The decision follows the rejection of a legal challenge that sought to annul the guidelines previously established by the Superior Electoral Tribunal (TSE).

By dismissing the appeal, the Constitutional Court has effectively maintained the existing framework governing how state financial resources are distributed among political organizations. This ruling confirms the validity of the TSE's criteria regarding both the funding allocation and the established order of political entities.