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"[T]he following measure prescribed by law or regulations would not be considered discriminatory: measures establishing a reasonable period which must elapse before naturalized persons may exercise their political rights, provided that they are combined with a liberal naturalization policy."

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UN (Center for Human Rights): Human Rights and Elections: A Handbook on the Legal, Technical, and Human Rights Aspects of Elections, para. 67(c)

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Human Rights and Elections: A Handbook on the Legal, Technical, and Human Rights Aspects of Elections

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Limits on the right to vote may be based on residency.
Limits on individuals wishing to run for office may only be based on objective and reasonable criteria, including residency.