| Abstrakt: |
This article compares the right to vote in political elections and elections in deliberative assemblies. It highlights the differences between the two types of elections, such as the requirement of a quorum in deliberative assemblies and the absence of a quorum in political elections. However, both types of elections recognize voting as a right. The article also discusses who has the right to vote, the process of securing the right to vote, challenges to voters' right to vote, and addressing violations of the right to vote. It emphasizes the importance of protecting the right to vote and acknowledges that legal does not always mean just. [Extracted from the article] |
