Over 40 changes made by the Government Commission to the electoral reform project—originally proposed by magistrates of the Tribunal Electoral—have sparked concerns. A date for the second debate on the reforms remains unset, causing further controversy. The *Vamos* party has presented a dissenting (minority) report outlining their opposition to the alterations. This development suggests ongoing political disagreement regarding the direction of electoral changes in Panama. The Commission’s modifications are currently under scrutiny, with critics questioning their potential impact on the integrity of future elections. The lack of a scheduled debate is prolonging uncertainty surrounding the final form of the reforms. Further discussion and negotiation appear necessary to reach a consensus.