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Why do voters have more power in democracy than in a autocracy
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Why do voters have more power in democracy than in a autocracy

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It is because their vote matters and they are free to express their opinion in public. They can be more influential on decisions in society and this gives them more power.
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People who live in autocratic governments don't have any rights to choose leaders or vote on which laws are made and put into
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