Which of the following best illustrates the theory of delegate representation?

2 answers:

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"My role is to present the people who voted me regardless of my point of view," says the delegate representation idea. Hence option B

<h3>What do you mean by delegate representation?</h3>

Representative democracy is modeled after the delegate paradigm of representation. Constituents elect their representatives as delegates for their constituency in this paradigm. These delegates serve merely as a voice for their constituency/interests, the states with no autonomy from the constituency.

A person who has been assigned to represent society, area, or other entity at a political convention is known to be a delegate.

As a result, a delegate representation is expected to state that it is my responsibility to represent the people who elected me, regardless of my own beliefs.

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xeze [42]2 years ago

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The theory of delegate representation is best illustrated by "my job to present the people who elected me regardless of my point of view".

<h3>Who is a delegate?</h3>

This refers to a assigned person to represent a society, region etc as a representative in a political convention.

Hence, a delegate representation is expected to say that my job to present the people who elected me regardless of my point of view.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.