Referendum Democracy

Referendum democracy, in the context of pure direct democracy, is a system where citizens directly vote on specific issues or laws rather than through elected representatives. This approach empowers individuals to make decisions on important matters, such as constitutional changes or policy proposals, giving them a direct voice in their government. Unlike representative democracy, where elected officials make choices on behalf of the people, referendum democracy allows for immediate public participation and accountability in decision-making processes, ensuring that the electorate has a direct influence on governance.