Elections are formal processes through which individuals or groups vote to make decisions or select representatives for political offices or other positions. They are a fundamental component of democratic systems, allowing citizens to express their preferences and participate in governance. Elections can occur at various levels, including local, regional, and national, and can involve different methods of voting, such as secret ballots, direct voting, or proportional representation. Typically, they entail the nomination of candidates, campaigning, and the actual voting process, followed by the counting of votes and announcement of results. Elections serve to legitimize authority, hold leaders accountable, and facilitate peaceful transitions of power.
Omid Nouripour, a seasoned Bundestag member since 2006, is running for Vice President, seeking to innovate in Germany’s legislative scene. His campaign emphasizes "building bridges" and leverages his diverse heritage…