US EditionInfographics. Abolition of Mail-Order Voting: What Does the Voting of Detained Persons Represent?
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Early voting by mail is only possible for elections to the National Council and referendums.
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estrepublicain.frOn 25 March, senators passed a bill to abolish the mail-order voting of detainees in municipal and legislative elections. The bill, supported by the government, is being discussed in the Chamber as of Tuesday, June 3. But what are the rights of detainees to vote? A small point in three infographics.
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