Thesis summary : The election is a process of delegating the authority and the cornerstone for establishing the democracy in any society, through which the victors volition and wishes are reflected to elect who represent them in the legislative authority, a process which is based on the fact the that the people are the source of all authorities. Hence exercising this right must be genuinely conducted to reflect the elector volition. By considering the above , it is the state obligation, throughout its component, to safeguard and protect the voting right and the election process through legislation and regulations, provided that such framework, contains all the bases which establish the principle of neutrality, equality, transparency and integrity hence ensuring their credibility to citizens and the public at large locally and abroad. In so far as this thesis is concerned, the researcher did not ignore the significance of effective censorship on the election process, being one of the guarantees to ensure the election validity and expressing the electors volition, hence the study also dealt with the mechanisms of both the administration as a well as the judicial controls at periodic internals, to ensure the protection off rights and the appropriate application of the law. This study came to shed light on the legal guarantees to exercise the election right in the kingdom of Bahrain compared with its counterparts in Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait, with reference to some of the legislation and judicial provisions in other countries, to make use and awareness of such process. At the end of this study, the researcher adopted a number of recommendations that the Bahraini legislator should review and re-consider some of the legal texts, to develop the current elections legislations, and promote the legal guarantees the kingdom of Bahrain enjoys.