Civics
Nomination of candidates and election campaigns
Practice questions
Posters meetings and door to door contact in campaign are linked with which broader purpose?If false news is spread during campaign which ability of voters will be affected?Why is the final list of candidates important after nomination?What is the main purpose of expenditure limit in election campaign?If one candidate can spend a lot in campaign and another cannot spend at all what concern arises?Why is listening to voters' direct questions during campaign considered democratic?If a candidate only attacks an opponent personally instead of discussing policy what harm occurs to voters?Why is permission necessary for loudspeakers or meetings in election campaign?If a candidate's nomination is not valid how will they be affected in the electoral process?Why is it necessary to distinguish correct information from false rumours during campaign?If a candidate distributes free goods and asks for votes which principle is weakened?How is a party symbol useful for voters in an election campaign?If intense campaign continues after the campaign deadline what purpose may be harmed?Why is information about a candidate's assets and criminal cases important for voters?If a candidate clearly explains achievements and future plans what improves in the campaign?If people get a chance to hear views of different parties during campaign what benefit occurs?What can be considered the purpose of security deposit in nomination?If a candidate submits papers after the nomination deadline what problem will occur?What concern may arise from announcing new government schemes during election campaign?If violent language is used in election campaign what can it harm?