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Leftist Party Wants Voting Rights For All Foreigners Who've Lived In Germany For 5 Years
Leftist Party Wants Voting Rights For All Foreigners Who've Lived In Germany For 5 Years
Via Remix News,
Germany’s Left Party is pushing for a major overhaul of the German electoral system by proposing that foreign residents without a German passport be granted voting rights after five years of legal residency.
To achieve this, the Left faction in the Bundestag has submitted a formal application demanding that anyone residing legally in the country for at least five years be permitted to vote in federal elections, irrespective of their nationality.
The move would serve...
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