Direct democracy empowers citizens to vote directly on policies and laws rather than through representatives. Used in local governance, ballot initiatives, and referendums, it ensures decisions reflect the public’s will. It benefits all eligible voters by granting them equal influence over legislation, fostering transparency, and holding governments accountable to immediate popular opinion.
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