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30 April, 15:50

Does a republican form of government mean that all those eligible must vote in order that government be effective? Why or why not?

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    No. In fact, though people are encouraged to vote, the majority of the vote will decide the person elected. Also such as Andrew Jackson in 1825, the electoral college will decide the winner, giving the person with the most electoral votes the office.
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