Direct voting

Direct voting in a non-partisan democracy refers to a system where citizens have the opportunity to vote directly on specific issues or policies rather than merely electing representatives to make those decisions for them. This approach allows for a more immediate expression of the electorate's preferences and encourages active participation in governance. By removing party affiliations from the equation, direct voting aims to foster a more inclusive and focused discussion on the merits of specific proposals, reflecting the true will of the people without the influence of partisan politics.