Hääletav

Hääletav is an Estonian word that translates to "voting" or "casting a vote" in English. It refers to the act of participating in an election or a decision-making process where individuals express their preference for a candidate, party, or proposal. The term is commonly used in the context of political elections, but can also apply to other forms of voting, such as in organizations, referendums, or even informal polls.

The act of hääletav involves an individual marking their choice on a ballot or using an electronic voting system. The specific procedures and rules for hääletav vary depending on the jurisdiction and the type of election. However, the underlying principle is to allow individuals to have a say in collective decision-making. In Estonia, hääletav is a fundamental right and a cornerstone of its democratic system. Citizens are encouraged to participate in elections to shape the future of their country and their communities. The word can also be used as a present active participle, describing someone or something that is currently voting. For example, "hääletav kodanik" would mean "a voting citizen."