electoral law

This article provides a comprehensive political-legal analysis of the functioning of democratic institutions during martial law and in the post-war period in Ukraine. The author argues that the prospects of democracy after the war directly depend on the extent to which democracy is able to protect itself during wartime. The stability of a democratic regime is contingent on both state authorities and civil society. Jointly, they must ensure a balanced relationship between state security and human rights.

Society always tries to be as informed as possible, especially if it concerns the political sphere. In the pre-election period, when the level of political activity increases, the information space becomes the field of their power struggle. The media have always been a kind of reference point in choosing the political sympathies of the addressees, and the content of the media shaped the attitude of these addressees toward reality. Since the public's responsibility for its political choices is high, the audience must always identify political advertising in any form.

In the article the problem of formation and the current state of the tradition of power’s
electivity in Ukraine was considered. The basic concepts, terms and categories by which the
tradition of electivity in Ukraine was described, were analyzed. Their understanding is
necessary for the generalizing historical and legal analysis of the formation of power’s
electivity tradition in Ukraine, the leading method of which is historical-conceptual method