In a direct democracy, who holds the majority of political power

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Haylee Mcintyre

4 November, 13:32

In a direct democracy, who holds the majority of political power

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Jovanny · Answer 1

The people hold political power in a democracy. The system lets people choose their leaders through a competitive process and hold them accountable for their policies and conduct in public office. The people elect their representatives in law-making organs of the government, and those who lead them at national and state or local levels.

Josh Burns · Answer 2

The people hold the majority of the power.