Substantive Democracy Refers to

Substantive democracy refers to

A) whether all citizens have equitable chances to influence and control the making of decisions that affect them.
B) the existence of democratic procedures such as the right to vote.
C) the existence of democratic institutions such as a legislative branch elected by the people.
D) the existence of a Bill of Rights.
E) the right to run for public office regardless of one's race, gender, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.