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Voters are fed up with politicians. But that doesn’t mean they’ve given up on democracy

A voter casts his ballot during a mock election at Mahiga Primary in Nairobi February 24, 2013.

People haven't given up on democracy Image: REUTERS/Noor Khamis

Richard Wike
Director of Global Attitudes Research, Pew Research Center
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