In direct democracy, who vote on government policy.
Social Studies · High School · Mon Jan 18 2021
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In a direct democracy, all eligible citizens have the opportunity to vote directly on government policy. Instead of electing representatives to make decisions on their behalf, as in a representative democracy, the people themselves vote to pass laws, make policy decisions, or decide on other important governmental matters. This form of governance ensures that the voting population has a very hands-on role in the legislative process, allowing them to have a direct impact on the rules by which their society is governed.