The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan defined free elections as the main principle of the organization of state power, and the people were the bearer of sovereignty and the only source of state power. The Republic of Kazakhstan is a single state with a presidential form of government.
Democratic elections are competitive, periodic and representative elections in which citizens with broad freedom elect their representatives on an alternative basis to government structures. Competitive elections ensure the participation of various political parties and candidates in the elections. They all use freedom of speech, assembly, movement, whatever they need to listen to their political views, and can offer voters alternative candidates.
The legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan ensures the frequency of elections, representation in government of various social groups of the population, transparency and transparency of the activities of electoral bodies.