Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Question 1HardLevel 46

If a candidate speaks on local problems what benefit do voters get?

AThey can stop countingBThey can change polling stationCThey can judge candidate based on needs of their areaDThey can write nomination paper

Question 2HardLevel 46

If voters get no chance to ask questions during campaign what weakness will arise?

AVoter list will automatically improveBNomination will become clearerCVoting machines will increaseDVoters will be deprived of directly examining candidates' claims

Question 3HardLevel 46

Why is a deadline for nomination necessary in the election process?

AIt makes the process organised and clearBIt removes all votersCIt makes campaign always illegalDIt makes counting impossible

Question 4HardLevel 46

What can be considered the purpose of nomination formalities like security deposit?

AStopping votingBMaking candidacy process serious and rule basedCRemoving voter listDChanging constituency

Question 5HardLevel 46

If scrutiny of nomination is biased what will be the effect on electoral competition?

AReal choice and fair contest may weakenBVoter age will increaseCPolling stations will be decoratedDManifestos will become long

Question 6HardLevel 46

If a candidate is stopped from campaigning within rules what effect will it have on voters' choice?

AVoters will not fully know that candidate's policies and viewsBVoter list will become accurateCCounting will be fastDVoting age will reduce

Question 7HardLevel 46

Together what do expenditure limit and code of conduct strengthen in campaigns?

ASchool examinationBFair and rule based electoral contestCTax systemDWeather report

Question 8HardLevel 46

While reading a manifesto what should voters see besides promises?

AColour of ballot paperBWall of polling stationCPolicy direction and practicalityDCandidate queue

Question 9HardLevel 46

If a candidate has contradiction between past work and current promises what can voters do?

AThey can end voter listBThey can do delimitationCThey can change countingDThey can evaluate candidate credibility

Question 10HardLevel 46

Why is it necessary that different views reach voters during campaign?

ASo they can compare and make an informed choiceBSo all candidates are removedCSo polling stations closeDSo nomination is rejected

Question 11HardLevel 46

If only ruling party achievements are shown at government expense during campaign what concern arises?

AConcern of fair campaign and misuse of government resourcesBConcern of voter ageCConcern of voter list languageDConcern of polling station roof

Question 12HardLevel 46

In which situation will a candidate's declaration be most useful for voters?

AWhen it has correct and complete informationBWhen information is hiddenCWhen it has only sloganDWhen it has voter list

Question 13HardLevel 46

If misinformation spreads widely in campaign what problem remains despite free voting?

AVoter's informed decision will remain weakBPolling stations will be removed automaticallyCCounting will happen firstDNomination will not remain necessary

Question 14HardLevel 46

Why should policy based debate and candidate declaration be studied together in campaigns?

ABoth help voters decide on policies and personBBoth stop countingCBoth change delimitationDBoth erase voter list

Question 15HardLevel 46

If a candidate hides information about serious allegations after nomination what effect will it have on transparency?

ATransparency will weaken and voters may decide on incomplete informationBTransparency will increaseCVoting age will increaseDConstituency will reduce

Question 16HardLevel 46

Threatening voters and giving money in campaign look different yet what common problem do they share?

ABoth affect voters' free choiceBBoth create polling stationsCBoth are nomination scrutinyDBoth improve voter list

Question 17HardLevel 46

If issues of women or weaker groups are not raised at all in campaign what weakness appears?

ALack of inclusive issue based discussionBExcess of voter listCSpeed of countingDNomination deadline

Question 18HardLevel 46

When can posters and pamphlets become a problem in election campaign?

AWhen they give correct information within rulesBWhen they spread misinformation or hatredCWhen they explain policyDWhen they give valid candidate information

Question 19HardLevel 46

Which statement best links nomination and campaign with voters' informed decision?

ANomination provides candidate information and campaign takes policies and promises to votersBNomination is counting and campaign is voting ageCBoth are unrelated to electionsDBoth remove voter list

Question 20HardLevel 46

If the final candidate list is declared very late what effect can it have on campaign and voter information?

AVoters may get less time to compare candidatesBVoter list will automatically improveCCounting will finish immediatelyDCandidate eligibility will end

Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

If a candidate speaks on local problems what benefit do voters get?

If voters get no chance to ask questions during campaign what weakness will arise?

Why is a deadline for nomination necessary in the election process?

What can be considered the purpose of nomination formalities like security deposit?

If scrutiny of nomination is biased what will be the effect on electoral competition?

If a candidate is stopped from campaigning within rules what effect will it have on voters' choice?

Together what do expenditure limit and code of conduct strengthen in campaigns?

While reading a manifesto what should voters see besides promises?

If a candidate has contradiction between past work and current promises what can voters do?

Why is it necessary that different views reach voters during campaign?

If only ruling party achievements are shown at government expense during campaign what concern arises?

In which situation will a candidate's declaration be most useful for voters?

If misinformation spreads widely in campaign what problem remains despite free voting?

Why should policy based debate and candidate declaration be studied together in campaigns?

If a candidate hides information about serious allegations after nomination what effect will it have on transparency?

Threatening voters and giving money in campaign look different yet what common problem do they share?

If issues of women or weaker groups are not raised at all in campaign what weakness appears?

When can posters and pamphlets become a problem in election campaign?

Which statement best links nomination and campaign with voters' informed decision?

If the final candidate list is declared very late what effect can it have on campaign and voter information?

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Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

If a candidate speaks on local problems what benefit do voters get?

If voters get no chance to ask questions during campaign what weakness will arise?

Why is a deadline for nomination necessary in the election process?

What can be considered the purpose of nomination formalities like security deposit?

If scrutiny of nomination is biased what will be the effect on electoral competition?

If a candidate is stopped from campaigning within rules what effect will it have on voters' choice?

Together what do expenditure limit and code of conduct strengthen in campaigns?

While reading a manifesto what should voters see besides promises?

If a candidate has contradiction between past work and current promises what can voters do?

Why is it necessary that different views reach voters during campaign?

If only ruling party achievements are shown at government expense during campaign what concern arises?

In which situation will a candidate's declaration be most useful for voters?

If misinformation spreads widely in campaign what problem remains despite free voting?

Why should policy based debate and candidate declaration be studied together in campaigns?

If a candidate hides information about serious allegations after nomination what effect will it have on transparency?

Threatening voters and giving money in campaign look different yet what common problem do they share?

If issues of women or weaker groups are not raised at all in campaign what weakness appears?

When can posters and pamphlets become a problem in election campaign?

Which statement best links nomination and campaign with voters' informed decision?

If the final candidate list is declared very late what effect can it have on campaign and voter information?

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