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At the town level, people are realizing that elected officials campaigned as leaders, reality is most are good communicators and once elected their managers.
Sit in any council meeting and its Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) that is running the show.
We are dealing with a lack of confidence in democracy itself.
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Too many leaders speak to citizens as though they are a problem to be managed rather than people to be informed, respected and heard.
That is backwards.
Instead of fearing what citizens might say or choose, leaders should ask how they can better equip them to participate.
Too many leaders speak to citizens as though they are a problem to be managed rather than people to be informed, respected and heard.
That is backwards.
Instead of fearing what citizens might say or choose, leaders should ask how they can better equip them to participate.
Provide accurate information.
Answer legitimate questions.
Encourage respectful debate.
Trust people to form their own views.
If our institutions are afraid of public discussion or democratic choice, we are not dealing with a policy problem.
We are dealing with a lack of confidence in democracy itself.
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How is asking citizens a question inherently divisive?
A referendum is one of the most direct forms of democratic participation. It gives citizens an opportunity to become informed, debate an important issue and express their will.
Disagreement is not dangerous.
Leaders should encourage civic education and respectful dialogue, not disparage the people democracy is supposed to serve.
Whatever your position, take the time to get informed, participate and make your own decision.
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Democracy is not something citizens merely watch. It is something we are responsible for maintaining.
Voting matters but citizenship does not begin and end at the ballot box.
Government authority comes from the people. Elected officials serve citizens, not the other way around.
You do not need to be a politician, lawyer or an “expert” to be civically engaged. You need to be willing to learn, think critically and speak up.
A healthy democracy requires informed citizens.
How well do you understand the government authority and limits?
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