According to Madison, how does the larger number of voters lead to
a better class of representatives?

The answer is below

Explanation:

According to James Madison, in a situation whereby there is a larger number of voters and candidates, the likelihood to elect capable and worthy representatives is wider. Compared to a situation where there is a lower number of voters and candidates, where the probability of getting a competent representative is smaller.

Hence, according to Madison, the larger the number of voters and candidates, the higher the probability of finding a better class of representatives.

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