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Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

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Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

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1. If only ruling party achievements are shown with government expense in campaign which principle is affected?Expert · Level 46 · government expense,ruling party,fair campaign

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Voter age
Fair and equal campaign opportunity
Distance of polling station
Size of election symbol

2. Why is it better to discuss policy achievements and limitations together in campaign?Expert · Level 46 · balanced campaign,policy,achievements

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It ends voter list
It stops nomination
It gives voters a basis for balanced evaluation
It hides counting

3. If the campaign period is made very short what effect may it have on voters?Expert · Level 46 · campaign period,voter information,choices

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Voters may get less time to understand all candidates and policies
Voting age will increase
Voter list will improve automatically
Nomination will always be cancelled

4. Why are rules on loudspeakers and processions democratically necessary in campaigns?Expert · Level 46 · loudspeaker,procession,campaign regulation

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They maintain public peace and fair campaign order
They stop all candidates
They end voting rights
They change voter list

5. If a candidate has a big contradiction between past work and current promises what should voters do?Expert · Level 46 · promises,performance,credibility

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Treat not voting as the only rule
Examine credibility and practicality of promises
Change voter list
Erase constituency

6. Why can fact based criticism in campaign be considered democratic?Expert · Level 46 · electoral politics,election campaigns,democratic debate,informed voting,political criticism

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Because it helps voters examine and compare candidates’ claims and policies
Because it proves that only the ruling party’s campaign is correct
Because it asks voters to support one candidate without questioning
Because it gives the Election Commission the power to change counting results

7. If a candidate's declaration gives education but hides policy what should voters be careful about?Expert · Level 46 · education,candidate evaluation,policy

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Do not treat education alone as the whole decision
Voter list is always wrong
Nomination will always be rejected
Polling station will close

8. If social media campaign spreads quickly what caution is most necessary for voters?Expert · Level 46 · social media,fact check,digital campaign

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Checking source and facts
Breaking polling station
Hiding nomination paper
Erasing voter list

9. If nomination is proper but the candidate makes completely false claims in campaign what weakness remains?Expert · Level 46 · fair nomination,false claims,voter information

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Candidate entry is proper but quality of voter information is weak
Voter list has ended
Voting age is wrong
There is no constituency

10. What is the common purpose of transparency in nomination and campaign?Expert · Level 46 · transparency,nomination,campaign

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Making voters able to understand candidate and promises
Stopping voting
Hiding counting
Changing delimitation

11. If only rich candidates get practical ease in nomination what concern arises?Expert · Level 46 · candidate access,equal opportunity,nomination

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Concern about equal opportunity in candidature
Length of voter list
Date of counting
Voter age

12. Why is stopping criticism by opposition harmful for voters in campaign?Expert · Level 46 · opposition criticism,alternative views,accountability

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Voters are deprived of alternative viewpoints and accountability
Voters become more informed
Nomination becomes more open
Money power ends

13. If campaign promises benefit only one community and ignores others what concern may arise?Expert · Level 46 · inclusive policy,campaign,representation

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Concern about inclusive governance and broad representation
Speed of counting
Colour of voter ID
Size of nomination paper

14. If campaign expenditure account is not public what will voters find difficult to understand?Expert · Level 46 · expenditure transparency,money power,campaign

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Transparency of money power and electoral influence
Voter age
Polling station address
Constituency boundary

15. If a small candidate following rules cannot campaign while a big candidate breaks rules and campaigns what problem is clear?Expert · Level 46 · rule enforcement,fair contest,campaign

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Fair contest and rule enforcement are weak
Voter list is very accurate
Delimitation is complete
Voting age is proper

16. How can the process from nomination to campaign be linked with voter empowerment?Expert · Level 46 · voter empowerment,nomination,campaign information

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It gives voters a chance to know candidate identity background policy and promises
It excludes voters
It pre decides result
It stops voting

17. If a candidate avoids public interaction in campaign what will voters lack?Expert · Level 46 · public interaction,candidate accountability,voters

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Chance to ask direct questions and examine answers
Proof of voting age
Printing of voter list
Size of election symbol

18. Which question can be used as a combined democratic test of nomination and campaign?Expert · Level 46 · democratic test,fair nomination,informed voters

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Could eligible candidates enter fairly and did voters get correct information
Were posters bright
Were slogans loud
Was the stage big

19. Which is the most balanced conclusion about nomination and election campaigns?Expert · Level 46 · nomination,campaign,democratic choice,informed voting

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Nomination decides real candidates and campaign informs voters about policy background and promises
Nomination is counting and campaign stops voting
Nomination is only poster and campaign is only result
Both are unrelated to electoral democracy

20. Why is nomination considered the legal beginning of electoral competition?Hard · Level 47 · nomination,legal process,candidates

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Because it ends the voter list
Because it decides who can formally contest the election
Because it declares the result beforehand
Because it changes polling booths

Question 1ExpertLevel 46

If only ruling party achievements are shown with government expense in campaign which principle is affected?

AVoter ageBFair and equal campaign opportunityCDistance of polling stationDSize of election symbol

Correct answer: B

Biased use of government expense gives ruling side unfair advantage. Exam tip: remember government resource misuse.

Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

If only ruling party achievements are shown with government expense in campaign which principle is affected?

Why is it better to discuss policy achievements and limitations together in campaign?

If the campaign period is made very short what effect may it have on voters?

Why are rules on loudspeakers and processions democratically necessary in campaigns?

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

Why can fact based criticism in campaign be considered democratic?

If a candidate's declaration gives education but hides policy what should voters be careful about?

If social media campaign spreads quickly what caution is most necessary for voters?

If nomination is proper but the candidate makes completely false claims in campaign what weakness remains?

What is the common purpose of transparency in nomination and campaign?

If only rich candidates get practical ease in nomination what concern arises?

Why is stopping criticism by opposition harmful for voters in campaign?

If campaign promises benefit only one community and ignores others what concern may arise?

If campaign expenditure account is not public what will voters find difficult to understand?

If a small candidate following rules cannot campaign while a big candidate breaks rules and campaigns what problem is clear?

How can the process from nomination to campaign be linked with voter empowerment?

If a candidate avoids public interaction in campaign what will voters lack?

Which question can be used as a combined democratic test of nomination and campaign?

Which is the most balanced conclusion about nomination and election campaigns?

Why is nomination considered the legal beginning of electoral competition?

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