One consequence of the paradox of voting is that whoever sets the agenda of a vote could practically
predetermine the results of the vote.

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The paradox of voting suggests that individual votes may not make a significant difference to the outcome of a vote, and thus the party that sets the agenda (i.e., determines what will be voted on) can influence or even predetermine the outcome.

One Consequence of the Paradox of Voting Is That Whoever