Who gets to vote in Greece today?

In Greece, voting is granted to all citizens who are at least 17 years old and hold Greek nationality. This includes both men and women, as well as Greek citizens residing abroad who are registered in the electoral rolls. Voting is compulsory, and citizens must participate in national elections, local elections, and referenda. Additionally, individuals who are declared legally incompetent or have been convicted of certain crimes may be disenfranchised.