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How are elections in presidential democracies and dictatorships different?
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∙ 12y ago
In dictatorships, voluntarily or involuntarily, everyone is forced (compelled) to vote for the dictator and usually, the dictator is always the top candidate among one or two other candidates. The opposite is the case in presidential democracies i.e people are free to choose from a wide option of candidates.
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the 1796 presidential election:
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