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But there are policies that move in and out of that window over time. This is also clearly outside the overton window.

Similarly, the forced seizure of wealthy peoples second homes by the state is not considered.

No serious party would suggest setting up apartheid in the US. This is often called the ‘ overton window‘ and is the space in a theoretical political compass that contains the ‘theoretically electable possibilities’.įor example right now in the USA, segregation of the races is most definitely not inside the overton window. This is obviously true, but there is definitely a phenomena where political debate shifts focus over time, and either takes the electorate with it, or is dragged BY the electorate towards it, depending on your POV. The most obvious answer is probably that ‘differing views on politics exist…duh!’ meaning that no party is ever going to win over everybody. Why is this? and how can I fix it in Democracy 4? In the real world, in true trustworthy and secure democracies, this is super rare. One of the things that may feel unrealistic to you if you play the game and get good at it, is that sometimes you will win with a laughably high share of the vote. Democracy 4 is a game, but its also my attempt at a fairly accurate political simulator, given the limitations that are to be expected when you do not delve into the individual mechanics of voting systems, and constituencies and different systems such as primaries, mid terms etc.

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