Civics
Nomination of candidates and election campaigns
Practice questions
What is the main reason for keeping a limit on election expenditure?If a candidate asks for votes by giving gifts how does it affect the election?Why is using government vehicles or staff for personal electoral benefit wrong in campaigns?Why is following the election code of conduct necessary for all parties?Why is spreading false rumours during campaign harmful for democracy?Why can information about a candidate's criminal cases be useful for voters?How does declaration of a candidate's assets increase transparency in elections?What is the main similarity between public meeting and door to door contact in campaign?Why are slogans considered effective in election campaigns?When can criticism of opposition in campaign be considered democratic?Giving all parties opportunity in campaign is linked with which democratic condition?If only one party is allowed to campaign what weakness will voters face?Asking information from a candidate during nomination fulfils which democratic purpose?Why is telling policies and programmes important in election campaign?How is telling a candidate's past work useful for voters in elections?Why are rules placed on use of loudspeakers in election campaigns?Why may permission be necessary for a procession during election campaign?If a candidate asks support by threatening voters which condition of election is affected?What problem may arise from giving wrong information in nomination paper?For what purpose is question answer with voters useful during campaign?