Should citizens vote for every position held in state government? Why or why not?

Yes because Races in the US are held for government authorities at the bureaucratic, state, and nearby levels. At the government level, the country's head of express, the president, is chosen by implication by individuals of each state, through an Appointive School. Today, these ballots quite often vote with the mainstream vote of their state. All individuals from the government lawmaking body, the Congress, are straightforwardly chosen by individuals of each state. There are many chosen workplaces at the state level, each state having at any rate an elective lead representative and assembly. There are likewise chosen workplaces at the nearby level, in regions, urban communities, towns, municipalities, precincts, and towns; just as for extraordinary areas and school locale which may rise above district and city limits. As per an examination by political specialist Jennifer Uncivilized, there were 519,682 chosen authorities in the US starting at 2012.

the name of the theory is landmass theory.