Social researcher Andreas Herteux has analyzed a proposal by the party Die Linke regarding voting rights for foreign residents. The proposal suggests granting voting rights to non-citizens after five years of residency in Germany. Herteux argues that this specific approach is fundamentally flawed. His analysis suggests that the proposal is "doubly wrong" in its current formulation. The critique focuses on the sociological and political implications of such a policy. By examining the residency requirement, Herteux challenges the effectiveness of the party's plan. The discussion highlights the ongoing debate over political integration and citizenship in Germany.