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In a direct democracy, who votes on government policy?
senators
all citizens
representatives
only democrats
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All citizens.
In a direct democracy, citizens themselves vote directly on laws and government policies rather than electing representatives (senators or representatives) to do so.
In a direct democracy, citizens themselves vote directly on laws and government policies rather than electing representatives (senators or representatives) to do so.
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