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    Supports→Deep changes in the economic structure of society are necessary to make electoral democracy fulfill its promise.

    As long as capitalism persists, capitalists retain disproportionate influence over elected governments regardless of electoral outcomes.

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    The third point about domination mentioned above is also deployed by socialists to say that capitalism conflicts with democracy (Wright 2010: 81–4; Arnold n.d. [OIR]: sect. 4; Bowles and Gintis 1986; Meiksins Wood 1995). Democracy requires that people have roughly equal power to affect the political process that structures their social life—or at least that inequalities do not reflect morally irrelevant features such as race, gender, and class. Socialists have made three points regarding the c

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