The Roman Republic had a way for people to vote, but it faced a lot of problems.

Here are some of the main issues:

• Complicated Process: Voting involved many different groups, like the Comitia Centuriata and Comitia Tributa. This made it confusing for people to cast their votes.
• Rich vs. Poor: Wealthy citizens had more power in decision-making. This made it hard for poorer people to have their voices heard.
• Dishonesty: Bribery and tricks messed up elections, making people question if they were fair.

To fix these problems, some ideas were suggested for change.

They could have made the voting process easier.

They could also have ensured everyone, regardless of their wealth, had a fair chance to be represented.

Lastly, they could have created stricter rules to stop corruption.

However, getting everyone to agree on these changes was very challenging.