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Navigating the Existential Toll of Modern Elections: Finding Meaning in a Polarized Landscape
Since their inception in ancient Greece—a society famously heralded as the "birthplace of democracy"—elections have served as the fundamental mechanism for public participation and the peaceful transfer of power. They are the heartbeat of any political system grounded in democratic principles. However, as we approach a season of significant electoral activity, including the critical midterm…
