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How many US states allow citizens to vote directly on issues of public policy?
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∙ 14y ago
All of them. There are state and local issues that are voted on.
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How many States allow citizens to vote directly on issues of public policy?
Only two states in the U.S. allow citizens to directly vote on public issuses.
What is it called when citizens vote directly on all issues?
It is called a referendum. Niceguymike42
How did direct democracy work in ancient Athens?
Yes, ancient Athens was an example of a direct democracy. Citizens voted on all issues of public policy.
What is political process?
Procedure followed to resolve important issues that concern a large number of people. It refers to those legal activities where citizens can change public policy.
Why use referendum?
Referendums can be used to gauge public opinion on important issues and allow citizens to directly participate in decision-making processes. They can help ensure democratic legitimacy and provide a sense of empowerment for the population. Referendums also promote transparency and accountability in governance by allowing citizens to express their preferences on specific policy issues.
What contributes to citizens influencing public policy?
two-part system
How does grass-root lobbying influence public policy?
regular citizens
How does a civic responsibility such as voting benefit citizens?
Voting gives citizens a chance to impact public policy.
Which situation would most likely result from citizens engaging in civic participation?
Their representatives would begin to vote in a way that reflects their desires :) You're welcome ^-^
What is the institutional model of public policy analysis?
Public policy is determined by political institutions, which give policy legitimacy. Government universally applies policy to all citizens of society and monopolizes the use of force in applying policy.
Who does grass roots lobbying allow to influence public policy?
Regular citizens
Who is primarily responsible for informing citizens of public issues from multiple perspectives?
The media :)
