Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Question 1HardLevel 46

What is not meant by rule based campaigning in elections?

AMaking fact based criticismBThreatening or bribing votersCDebating policiesDReleasing manifesto

Question 2HardLevel 46

In which situation will election campaign help voters the most?

AWhen it clearly explains policies achievements limitations and candidate informationBWhen it only spreads rumoursCWhen it only threatensDWhen it stops all opposing views

Question 3HardLevel 46

If a party's manifesto and campaign speech are very different what should voters do?

ANot voting is the only right choiceBCompare both and consider clarity of policyCVoter list should be changedDNomination should be cancelled

Question 4HardLevel 46

How can the importance of telling a candidate's educational qualification in campaign be understood?

AIt gives background information to voters but should not be the only basis of choiceBIt stops votingCIt changes countingDIt erases constituency

Question 5HardLevel 46

If campaign expenditure is hidden what democratic concern arises?

AConcern about expenditure transparency and control of money powerBConcern about voter ageCConcern about polling station colourDConcern about language of delimitation

Question 6HardLevel 46

If public order completely breaks down during campaign which electoral purpose is affected?

APrinting voter listBPeaceful and rule based campaignCCandidate ageDCounting table

Question 7HardLevel 46

If eligible candidates are unfairly stopped from nomination while others campaign why will the election be weak?

AReal choices before voters will decreaseBCounting will become more correctCVoter list will become longerDVoting age will increase

Question 8HardLevel 46

How does the process from nomination to campaign empower voters?

AIt gives them a chance to understand candidates' identity background policies and promisesBIt excludes them from votingCIt gives results before countingDIt removes them from constituency

Question 9HardLevel 46

On what basis will the most balanced evaluation of nomination and election campaign be made?

AWhether candidates got fair entry and voters got correct informationBWhether posters were the biggestCWhether slogans were the loudestDWhether only one party campaigned

Question 10ExpertLevel 46

If scrutiny of nominations is not fair which initial condition of electoral democracy is affected first?

AFair entry of eligible candidatesBDecoration of polling stationsCAge of votersDCounting table

Question 11ExpertLevel 46

Why is it incomplete to treat nomination as only a paperwork process?

ABecause it prepares voter listBBecause it decides which choices will be before votersCBecause it counts votesDBecause it creates polling stations

Question 12ExpertLevel 46

If an ineligible person gets nomination accepted by giving false information what is the main democratic risk?

AVoter list will become shortBPolling station will changeCTransparency and candidate eligibility will weakenDElection symbol will end

Question 13ExpertLevel 46

What is the deeper democratic difference between party ticket and independent candidature?

ABoth have no relation with electionBIndependent candidate cannot get votesCParty candidate always winsDOne gives choice through a party platform and the other outside parties

Question 14ExpertLevel 46

If the final candidate list becomes clear very late what effect may it have on voters' informed decision?

AVoters may get less time to compare candidatesBVoter list will improve automaticallyCVoting age will decreaseDCounting will happen first

Question 15ExpertLevel 46

How can the withdrawal provision affect an electoral contest?

AIt ends polling stationsBIt can change the number of real candidates left in contestCIt increases voter ageDIt stops counting

Question 16ExpertLevel 46

Why is it necessary to read manifesto and candidate declaration together during campaigns?

ABoth tell polling stationsBBoth count votesCOne tells policy and the other tells candidate backgroundDBoth remove election symbol

Question 17ExpertLevel 46

If campaign has only emotional slogans and no policy is explained what weakness arises?

AVoter list will strengthenBPolling stations will increaseCNomination scrutiny will improveDPolicy based comparison will weaken

Question 18ExpertLevel 46

Why is a candidate's asset declaration not treated merely as private information?

AIt gives voters transparency and background informationBIt stops votingCIt conducts delimitationDIt removes voter list

Question 19ExpertLevel 46

If a candidate hides information about criminal cases which decision of voters is affected?

AChoosing polling stationBJudging candidate credibilityCPrinting voter listDDoing delimitation

Question 20ExpertLevel 46

How can caste based appeal in campaign weaken issue based politics?

AIt speeds up countingBIt makes nomination easyCIt can turn voters from policies to identity based thinkingDIt creates polling stations

Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

What is not meant by rule based campaigning in elections?

In which situation will election campaign help voters the most?

If a party's manifesto and campaign speech are very different what should voters do?

How can the importance of telling a candidate's educational qualification in campaign be understood?

If campaign expenditure is hidden what democratic concern arises?

If public order completely breaks down during campaign which electoral purpose is affected?

If eligible candidates are unfairly stopped from nomination while others campaign why will the election be weak?

How does the process from nomination to campaign empower voters?

On what basis will the most balanced evaluation of nomination and election campaign be made?

If scrutiny of nominations is not fair which initial condition of electoral democracy is affected first?

Why is it incomplete to treat nomination as only a paperwork process?

If an ineligible person gets nomination accepted by giving false information what is the main democratic risk?

What is the deeper democratic difference between party ticket and independent candidature?

If the final candidate list becomes clear very late what effect may it have on voters' informed decision?

How can the withdrawal provision affect an electoral contest?

Why is it necessary to read manifesto and candidate declaration together during campaigns?

If campaign has only emotional slogans and no policy is explained what weakness arises?

Why is a candidate's asset declaration not treated merely as private information?

If a candidate hides information about criminal cases which decision of voters is affected?

How can caste based appeal in campaign weaken issue based politics?

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Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

What is not meant by rule based campaigning in elections?

In which situation will election campaign help voters the most?

If a party's manifesto and campaign speech are very different what should voters do?

How can the importance of telling a candidate's educational qualification in campaign be understood?

If campaign expenditure is hidden what democratic concern arises?

If public order completely breaks down during campaign which electoral purpose is affected?

If eligible candidates are unfairly stopped from nomination while others campaign why will the election be weak?

How does the process from nomination to campaign empower voters?

On what basis will the most balanced evaluation of nomination and election campaign be made?

If scrutiny of nominations is not fair which initial condition of electoral democracy is affected first?

Why is it incomplete to treat nomination as only a paperwork process?

If an ineligible person gets nomination accepted by giving false information what is the main democratic risk?

What is the deeper democratic difference between party ticket and independent candidature?

If the final candidate list becomes clear very late what effect may it have on voters' informed decision?

How can the withdrawal provision affect an electoral contest?

Why is it necessary to read manifesto and candidate declaration together during campaigns?

If campaign has only emotional slogans and no policy is explained what weakness arises?

Why is a candidate's asset declaration not treated merely as private information?

If a candidate hides information about criminal cases which decision of voters is affected?

How can caste based appeal in campaign weaken issue based politics?

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