The true statements about direct democracy are:
- It can happen at the state level.
- It can remove an elected official from office.
The other statements are false:
- Direct democracy typically does not occur at the federal level in most countries; it is more common at the state or local level in the U.S.
- Direct democracy does not happen only through the legislature; it involves the electorate voting directly on issues or legislation.
- Direct democracy inherently requires a vote by the people, so it cannot happen without their involvement.