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"Majoritarian politics' is democracy in the extreme. While in a democracy, the term 'majority rules' is accepted, often the wishes of a vocal minority are incorporated into laws being passed. In majoritarian politics, however, the majority does rule, and the wishes of the minority are typically disregarded.

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In a "Representative Democracy", The leaders or office holders will be so constrained, by what the majority of the people they are representing, that the actions of these office holders will follow the preferences of the citizens very closely, This is known as Majoritarian Politics.

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A Majoritarian Democracy is a government in which decisions are made according to the majority rule. ie: 10 student want to go on a field trip and 9 want to stay in class because it is raining- with 10 being more than 9 they went on the trip.

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A popular election is the primary mechanism for democratic government in which model?

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it is when Lazer chickens from space attack the World and we all die!

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