Contemporary Electoral System

This eBook presents the electoral system as an institutional embodiment of modern democracy, grounded in the will of the collective ethical consciousness. The work argues that authentic democratic practice takes shape through transparent and legitimate elections, in which citizens freely choose their representatives, ensuring the essential alternation of power in pursuit of a nation’s social, economic, and legal development — the ultimate expression of the common good.

Through a systemic lens, the author proposes that the Electoral System must be understood as a dynamic structure composed of interrelated subsystems, each contributing to the realization of democratic ideals. These include:

• the electoral jurigenic fact,

• electoral values and ethics,

• the foundational principles of electoral justice,

• public policies of formation and implementation,

• and the electoral norm as a tool of democratic legitimacy.

This is essential reading for scholars, legal professionals, and political analysts seeking a critical and structured understanding of Electoral Law as a pillar of democracy and institutional integrity.