äänestyskunnossa

äänestyskunnossa is a Finnish term that translates to "eligible to vote" or "qualified to vote." It refers to the legal status of an individual who meets the necessary criteria to cast a ballot in an election.

In Finland, eligibility to vote is determined by citizenship and residency. Finnish citizens who have reached the age of 18 are generally eligible to vote in parliamentary elections. For municipal elections, citizens of the European Union, Iceland, and Norway who are residents of Finland and have reached the age of 18 are also eligible to vote.

Other factors can affect one's ability to beäänestyskunnossa, such as being under guardianship that restricts voting rights. The specific conditions for being eligible to vote are defined by Finnish electoral law. Voter registers are maintained to ensure that only those who are eligible and registered can participate in elections. An individual's status asäänestyskunnossa is crucial for democratic participation in Finland.