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  • The linkage between the public and the political decision makers is one of the essential topics for the study of democratic political systems. Most of the previous literature views elections and political representation as a discrete decision-making process. This paper suggests that rather than a discrete, point-in-time choice, democracy is based on a process of ongoing, dynamic representation that occurs through a comparison of the past and the future across repeated elections. Thus, we examine the empirical correspondence between citizens and their government over time based on modules I and II of the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems. The results strongly argue that there is a high level of democratic representation in contemporary democracies, and elections serve as a dynamic steering method to keep government in synch with their publics. (xsd:string)
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