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No. The electorate chooses from a set of outcomes that are chosen long before they get a chance to vote on any of them. The political process starts a very lon
by mfringel 11y ago
No. The electorate chooses from a set of outcomes that are chosen long before they get a chance to vote on any of them. The political process starts a very long time before a typical citizen gets to vote.
Thinking that the political process begins and ends with voting is one of the key components of despair and cynicism in a democracy.