Aristotle and the Public Vote

ll are required to vote, but first from the first class, then again from the second class in equal number, and then from the third class, except that not all are required to vote in the case of electing from the third and fourth classes, and in the case of electing from the fourth class only the first and second classes are required to vote. Then he says
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