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The exclusion of Independents, minority parties, and unaffiliated voters from the candidate selection process undermines the principles of representative democracy. For a truly democratic system, it's essential to ensure that all voices are heard and that voters have genuine choices when it comes to selecting their representatives.
In Utah's electoral system, dominant political parties and a handful of influential delegates often limit the options presented to voters. This is especially problematic when in total, the reigning political party does not have the majority of the vote.
That is why there is a growing belief that true democratic representation might not be limited to this traditional structure. By stepping outside the boundaries of major party lines, Utahns can more actively exercise their rights, supporting candidates who genuinely reflect their beliefs and goals. This shift indicates a move towards a more inclusive democracy in Utah, where power genuinely rests with the people, rather than being controlled by a few party representatives or entrenched political organizations.
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