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by karolina
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1 . Elections ? often called the * * cornerstone * * of democracy ? are tools that ensure a nation's citizens all have an equal political voice .

2 . But these so - called " great equalizers " have long been * * * * by corruption , partisan divides , and uninformed voters .

3 . Outside * * * * positions like military generals and senior finance officers , most legislative and judicial roles were appointed via lottery .

4 . These machines appointed citizens through a process designed to ensure * * * * and prevent fraud .

5 . Before getting the job , chosen candidates * * * * a public examination to investigate their character .

6 . Another public review investigated their conduct and financial * * * * while in office .

7 . Random appointees were ordinary citizens stepping up to fulfill their * * * * duty .

8 . Athenian sortition * * * * women , foreign - born residents , and enslaved peoples .

9 . Athens ? conquerors eventually * * * * democracy altogether .

10 . So if sortition provided * * * * then , could it do so now ?

11 . * * * * of lottocracy believe it could address major problems facing modern democracies .

12 . Lottocracy offers appointees generous * * * * to reduce outside influence .

13 . The system also relies on * * * * shorter term limits .

14 . Career politicians often * * * * dozens of policy proposals at once .

15 . Some critics argue that citizens would have to * * * * to a randomly chosen few .

16 . Elections create a continuing cycle of * * * * in the public eye .

17 . In their view , voting is how citizens * * * * shape and limit public power .

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