Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

This research highlights the crime of repeated voting, which poses a criminal riskiness to the voting process and leads to manipulation of its results and misrepresented from the right track and lack of credibility and biased its interest in support of one party at the promote of another party or in advantage of a candidate at the advantage of another candidate and thus the arrival of deputies to the parliaments without being representative of the correct will of the voters, which leads to the lack of parliamentary legitimacy constitutional and legal and unable to express the orientations of members of society and the exercise of the tasks entrusted to him and the lack of a sense of the importance of the voter and thus away from work To serve the electorate and express their opinions, attitudes and aspirations and lack of a sense of the importance of his work as a representative of the community. Therefore, we dealt with this topic through two sections, first section is the nature of the crime, the second section to the pillars and the penalty determined for this crime.