Numerous questions. How does delegative democracy:<p>● Prove that delegates are a valid delegate of one or more other parties?<p>● Show that delegates voted a specific way? These are non-secret ballots. What happens in regimes for, as the saying goes, &quot;votes have consequences&quot;?<p>● Show that an individual&#x27;s vote is going to a specified delegate <i>and no others</i>?<p>● Avoid selling of votes.<p>● Avoid creation of straw accounts or identities?<p>● Assure some minimum level of competence among electors.<p>● Provide accountability for voting actions? Elected representatives (theoretically at least) risk loss of office.<p><i>Edit:</i> and one more: How does this address issues with bundled votes. E.g., actual legislatures don&#x27;t vote individually on topics but deal with bundled issues, with riders and insertions on bills. The process is as much about architecting <i>how</i> things are voted on as who votes how.