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Korespondenční hlasování: Co a jak řeší ústavní soudy?

Title in English Postal Voting: What Do Constitutional Courts Deal With And How They Do It?
Authors

OCHODKOVÁ Kateřina

Year of publication 2024
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Právník
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Law

Citation
Web https://www.ilaw.cas.cz/casopisy-a-knihy/casopisy/casopis-pravnik/archiv/2024/2024-3.html?a=3841
Keywords postal voting; explorative study; electoral integrity; principles of election law; electoral cycle
Description Postal voting is the traditional alternative to personal voting at the polling station. However, it increases the complexity of the electoral process, which can cause problems. In this explorative study, by mapping the case law of the constitutional courts, I identify what these problems are and how the constitutional courts address them. After introducing the problems already mentioned in the existing literature, I define the methodology of the study. This is an explorative study, the essence of which consists of a comprehensive and systematic mapping of decisions selected on predetermined criteria. In the next section, I present the problems of postal voting that have been addressed by the constitutional courts and the ways of solving them, identified in a sample of 37 decisions of 11 constitutional courts. In the final section, I summarize the results of the study.
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