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There is a general rejection of such a test. Obviously voting in its current form doesn't work. If everybody keeps being allowed to vote, what can be done to improve the quality of the outcome?
Make it more accessible and provide better candidates.
Accessible things like:
Better candidates like:
I promise you there's plenty of highly educated idiots, such a test would only limit the voting base to elite idiots.
An education system that doesn't aim to turn the population into diligent cattle.
With you being the judge of what is the "quality of the outcome"? That isn't democratic.
Right, who could make that judgement? And everybody voting under the influence of propaganda is also not democratic.
So what is the moral thing to do?