It's essential that anyone, including your grandmother, is capable of understanding and expressing their political choices when voting. If she can't, then it becomes problematic.
Assisting someone in voting, as long as they are able to express their preferences, is a normal practice. But when the line blurs into coercion, ethical concerns arise.
Voter assistance is permissible and common, provided the voter still retains an ability to affirm their choices. Clarity about their understanding is crucial for valid voting.
This situation highlights the tension between safeguarding voting rights and ensuring that the individual’s true choices are being represented without undue influence.
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