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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58271-5nd the current restrictions defined in electoral law would remain constant throughout the projection period. The legal restrictions which determined membership in the electorate in 2009/10 can be reviewed in Table 2 in Chapter 2.3.2. The demographic conditions in 2010 will be briefly recapitulated i
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Christopher Hobbs,Matthew Moranitical debates and dynamics, election results and policy outcomes are ultimately based on the participation of this population group and they receive their democratic legitimacy from it. Any changes in the size and composition of the electorate over time may therefore influence the development of a
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06942-1Bevölkerungsprognose; Bundestagswahlen; Demographischer Wandel; Wahlrecht; Zukünftige Generationen
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-53571-1cern. Most frequently, however, citizens influence political developments indirectly by casting votes in competitive elections. They choose the parties or individual political representatives who compose the parliament or government for the next electoral term, who will adopt public policies and decide how public resources will be spent.
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Exploring Occupant Behavior in Buildingsvernments are expected to rule in accordance with the people’s best interests. While there is a wide agreement that the rule of, by and for the people is a hallmark of democratic systems, much less agreement exists on how membership of ‘the people’, or electorate, should be defined.
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Introduction,cern. Most frequently, however, citizens influence political developments indirectly by casting votes in competitive elections. They choose the parties or individual political representatives who compose the parliament or government for the next electoral term, who will adopt public policies and decide how public resources will be spent.