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If the working and lower classes are underrepresented among those who vote, hold office, donate large sums of money to election, and have effective lobbying power, how can we ensure representative or democratic government in the United States ?

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Election equity is briefly contextualized. How to ensure representatives or democratic government in the United States is determined.

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The question has a number of issues to address. The working and lower classes decide not to vote so in fact, they exercise their democratic right in a representative democracy. That said, there might be factors that prevent them from voting. For ...

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