Arrighi, Jean-Thomas

Bauböck, Rainer

Collyer, Michael

Hutecheson, Derek

Khadar, Lamin

Moraru, Madalina

Shaw, Jo

English

This Study analyses some key trans-border situations in which citizens may finddifficulties in exercising their electoral rights – both to vote in elections, and to stand as candidates. It focuses on the electoral rights of EU citizens when resident outside the state where they are citizens, and on the electoral rights of third country citizens resident in the EU Member States. It also covers several complementary issues by examining the consular representation of EU citizensoutside the territory of the Union, and also the restrictions placed by the Member States on the access of non-citizens to high public office

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