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Also known as active right to vote, political franchise, franchise, active suffrage, voter eligibility, voting rights, right to vote
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Suffrage is the right to vote in public political elections and referendums, a fundamental aspect of democratic participation. It matters because it determines who has a voice in selecting leaders and deciding important public issues that affect their communities and nations.
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- democracy
- Has part
- land owner
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- Voters standing in the queue to cast their votes, at a polling booth, during the 9th Phase of General Elections-2014, in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh on May 12, 2014.jpg
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- election law
- characteristic of
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