Noun:

मताधिकार,

voting right's Usage Examples:

Until 1999, when former military chief Pervez Musharaf overthrew Nawaz Sharif's government, non-Muslims had dual voting rights in the general elections that allowed them to not only vote for Muslim candidates on general seats, but also for their own non-Muslim candidates.

Serbia and Montenegro did retain voting rights for the contest (which resulted in Macedonia entering the final instead of Poland).

Alternative proposals to statehood include the retrocession of the District of Columbia and voting rights reforms.

have preferential dividends or liquidation rights, and shares with multiple voting rights are discouraged altogether so as to prevent the concentration.

Donald grew up in a city and state influenced by the passage in the mid-1960s of federal civil rights legislation that ended legal segregation and provided for federal oversight and enforcement of voting rights.

Traditionally, women paid lower membership fees but were not given voting rights.

Many felt that the vote had been rigged: Dreamworks Animation at the time gave each of their employees a free membership to ASIFA-Hollywood, which in turn conferred voting rights.

Notably, he also launched progressive initiatives in affirmative action, voting rights and redistricting, immigrants' rights, women's rights, reproductive freedom, and LGBT rights.

Attorney-General v Taylor [2017] NZCA 215 (26 May 2017)Judgment providing guidance on the voting rights of prisoners.

(For most film awards, voting rights cannot be bought but must be conferred by one's peers.

a US practice consisting in reversing the burden of the proof of the "titularity" of the voting rights has a considerable impact on the actual exercise.

Owner domination entails that members of the executive and supervisory boards or their families hold between 25 and 75 percent of the voting rights in the company.

He put pressure on the colonial governor and other authorities to guarantee the voting rights of wealthy free men of color; the colonial governor Count de Blanchelande refused.

Synonyms:

veto, ballot, casting vote, multiple voting, choice, write-in, selection, vote, balloting, straight ticket, split ticket, option, block vote, secret ballot, pick,

Antonyms:

straight ticket, split ticket, decriminalize, allow, permit,