Why does the government allow the public to vote?

Question

i need this by monday ...plez help

Answer 1

Hello! It is called Democracy and it is run by the people and for the people. That is us the public.

We allow the government to run because we vote them in, you see, this is why a drop in the poles from voters not practicing their democratic right upsets the real views of the country as a whole, this is why it is important to vote so that the real voice of the country can be heard it is almost the only way to make a point if you will with politicians.

This is also why when there is an election "promises" are made to the public in general, this occurs in provincial and federal elections. The public usually votes depending on many reasons, but an informed vote is one that has listened to the debates in between the parties, the promises, and so on and base their vote on the person (party) they feel will do the best job. Hope this helps good luck with your essay. A little research on-line can help tremendously with your home work. Bye for now

Answer 2

because the higher powers here on earth allow individual governments to simulate the election process for their masses in order to avoid chaos and anarchy. once the elected takes office, the higher powers releases it's plan for the next term.