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Reader question: Why can't I vote in the German election when I pay taxes?

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More than 50 million people in Germany are eligible to vote in the February 23rd election. But millions in the country who pay taxes and social security do not have the right to cast a ballot. Why is that - and is there appetite for change?

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Reader question: Why can't I vote in the German election when I pay taxes?

More than 50 million people in Germany are eligible to vote in the February 23rd election. But millions in the country who pay taxes and social security do not have the right to cast a ballot. Why is that - and is there appetite for change?

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