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The overwhelming majority of people living in China say they are living in a democracy. Most people in the United States say they do not. These findings are part of a new study published by the Denmark-based Alliance of Democracies Foundation and Germany-based Latana data tracking firm. Part of the latest installment of the annual Democracy Perception Index published Monday, the study explores public opinions of democracy among 52,785 respondents across 53 nations, including China and the U.S., surveyed between March 30 and May 10 of this year. When asked whether they believe their country is democratic, those in China...
