Civics
Nomination of candidates and election campaigns
Practice questions
What risk can asking votes in the name of religion create for electoral equality?If expenditure limit is not followed what will be the most serious effect on electoral field?How can use of government machinery in campaign disturb fairness?Violation of code of conduct can make campaign not just ruleless but what else?If a candidate asks support by giving cash to voters what will be the effect on democratic choice?Threat and bribe are different methods yet what common democratic harm do they create?What is the most important difference between valid criticism and false propaganda?If misinformation spreads widely in campaign what weakness remains despite free voting?If a party is stopped from holding a lawful meeting what weakness arises before voters?Why is giving equal campaign opportunity to all parties necessary for voters?If a candidate's speech and manifesto contradict each other what should voters examine?How does public question answer make election campaign more accountable?If local issues are absent from campaign what effect will it have on understanding representation?Why is nomination deadline necessary in election management?What is the broader purpose of nomination formalities like security deposit?If an eligible opposition candidate is unfairly excluded in nomination what will be the result?If one candidate dominates campaign everywhere through money power what effect will it have on candidates with fewer resources?If campaign material spreads lies and hatred what does it become beyond simple campaign?If issues of women and weaker groups are not raised at all in campaign what effect will it have on electoral debate?What risk may voters face if candidate declaration has incomplete information?