How was voting done in Ancient Rome?

Voting in Ancient Rome, unlike that of other ancient civilizations, was not executed via a 'direct' method, but was rather structured into a tiered system known as the 'Century Assembly'. read more

Voting in Ancient Rome, unlike that of other ancient civilizations, was not executed via a ‘direct’ method, but was rather structured into a tiered system known as the ‘Century Assembly’. read more

Voting was still a new institution with various kinks to iron out in the Roman Republic. Being eligible to vote in a Roman election did not guarantee that your vote counted for as much as the guy at the next voting enclosure. read more

Voting in Ancient Rome was very different when compared to modern day systems. Ancient Roman male citizens were allowed to vote when they became adults. Non-Roman citizens were not allowed to vote, keeping true to the idea of having Roman’s running and ruling Ancient Rome. read more