Which trait of classical Roman political thought could be added to the list? Veto power
Universal suffrage
Checks and balances
Democratic elections

Veto power

Explanation:

The Roman Republic had the institution of veto power as one of the key components of its political institutions.

The most common form of veto power was held by the two consuls, who were the heads of the executive branch of the Republic. This power was very simple: both consuls had to agreed to a policy, because of one of them vetoed the policy, then, the other consul could not implement it.

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