therighttovoteforall
noun phraseUK /ðə raɪt tə vəʊt fɔːr ɔːl/
US /ðə raɪt tə voʊt fɔr ɔl/
The rule that says every grown-up person is allowed to vote.
The right to vote for all means no one is left out on election day.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A belief that voting should not be limited by gender, race, or wealth.
The right to vote for all grew out of long struggles for fairness.
3. A principle that every adult citizen can help choose leaders.
The right to vote for all is a key part of a fair government.
4. A call to make sure every person's voice counts in elections.
They marched for the right to vote for all.