Share of people who agree direct democracy should be increased by country 2019

According to a survey published by IPSOS in 2019, 54 percent of respondents worldwide believed that since technology allows for direct democracy, that the powers of their elected officials should be reduced so that they can have a more direct say in how their country is governed. 75 percent of respondents from Colombia believed that direct democracy should be increased because of technology, compared to only 32 percent of respondents from the Netherlands who said the same.

根据 IPSOS 于 2019 年发布的一项调查，全球范围内有 54% 的受访者认为，鉴于技术使得直接民主成为可能，因此他们选举官员的权力应当相应缩减，以便他们能够更直接地参与到国家的治理之中。在哥伦比亚的受访者中，有 75% 的人认为应因技术而增加直接民主，而荷兰的受访者中仅有 32% 持相同观点。