Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Question 1HardLevel 48

If voters are influenced by a candidate's slogan but do not read the manifesto what weakness may remain?

AVote will not remain secretBDeep understanding of policies and programmes will not developCNomination will be rejectedDPolling booth will change

Question 2HardLevel 48

If a candidate hides a local issue behind a national slogan during campaign what question should voters ask?

AWhat is the concrete solution for this area's problemBWhat colour is your posterCHow many times was your slogan saidDHow big is your vehicle

Question 3HardLevel 48

If a candidate shows very low assets in nomination and spends excessively in campaign what question arises?

AQuestion on transparency of expenditure and declared informationBQuestion on voting ageCQuestion on language of demarcationDQuestion on colour of voters' list

Question 4HardLevel 48

If voters are misled by giving the wrong polling day during campaign what electoral ethics is violated?

ACorrect information and fair campaignBNomination feeCDemarcationDCandidate age

Question 5HardLevel 48

If a candidate spreads violence in an opponent's meeting which two elements are affected?

AVoters' list and demarcationBFree campaign and peaceful electoral environmentCNomination fee and countingDVoting age and identity card

Question 6HardLevel 48

If a candidate gives policy in writing but says the opposite in campaign what should voters check?

AConsistency between written manifesto and campaign claimBColour of polling boothCLength of voters' listDSize of nomination paper

Question 7HardLevel 48

What type of candidature can the security deposit system in nomination discourage?

AVery casual or non-serious candidatureBRule based candidatureCVoter awarenessDManifesto writing

Question 8HardLevel 48

If required signatures are missing in a nomination paper what problem will arise?

AFormal completeness of nomination will be affectedBPolling booths will increaseCVoters' list will improveDCampaign will automatically start

Question 9HardLevel 48

If a candidate is presented as superior only on caste basis in campaign what should voters treat as a better basis?

APolicy work and public issuesBCaste identity alone is enoughCNumber of postersDLoudness of meeting

Question 10HardLevel 48

If a candidate refuses to take public questions during campaign what democratic weakness appears?

ALack of voter dialogue and accountabilityBLack of voter ageCLack of nomination feeDLack of demarcation

Question 11HardLevel 48

If a candidate exaggerates achievements in campaign without proof what caution should voters take?

ACheck claims and look for reliable informationBVote without thinkingCDo not voteDCancel nomination themselves

Question 12HardLevel 48

If one candidate puts campaign material according to rules and another damages public property what difference is shown?

ADifference between rule based and improper campaignBDifference between voters' list and demarcationCDifference between voting and countingDDifference between MLA and MP

Question 13HardLevel 48

If a candidate is excluded from the final list but the party still asks votes in that name why will voters be confused?

ABecause official candidate list and campaign message will conflictBBecause voting age will decreaseCBecause voters' list will be removedDBecause demarcation will break

Question 14HardLevel 48

If the campaign environment is built only on fear and rumours what will be the effect on free voting?

AVoter's free and reasoned choice will weakenBVoters' list will be more accurateCNomination will be cleanerDCounting will be faster

Question 15HardLevel 48

If a candidate fulfils nomination rules but the party uses government announcements for campaign benefit at which level is the problem?

AAt nomination levelBAt campaign and misuse of power levelCAt voter age levelDAt voters' list level

Question 16HardLevel 48

If candidate information is public but voters ignore it and get influenced only by gifts what civic weakness appears?

ALack of informed and responsible votingBLack of voters' listCLack of demarcationDLack of nomination

Question 17HardLevel 48

What is the most balanced meaning of the process from nomination to election campaign?

ANomination decides valid candidates and rule based campaign gives voters informed choiceBNomination decides result and campaign changes votesCNomination erases voters' list and campaign does demarcationDNomination and campaign are unimportant in elections

Question 18HardLevel 47

If a candidate's nomination is valid but the campaign is based on fear and misinformation what will be the effect on election quality?

AVoters' free and informed choice will weakenBElection will automatically become more fairCVoter list will become completely accurateDNeed for counting will end

Question 19HardLevel 48

If a candidate does not explain the cost and resource source of campaign promises what will voters lack?

ABasis to understand practicality of promisesBCopy of voters' listCMap of polling boothDReceipt of nomination fee

Question 20ExpertLevel 48

What is the first formal step a candidate must take to contest an election?

AFill the nomination paperBCast the voteCTake the victory certificateDPrint the voter list

Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

If voters are influenced by a candidate's slogan but do not read the manifesto what weakness may remain?

If a candidate hides a local issue behind a national slogan during campaign what question should voters ask?

If a candidate shows very low assets in nomination and spends excessively in campaign what question arises?

If voters are misled by giving the wrong polling day during campaign what electoral ethics is violated?

If a candidate spreads violence in an opponent's meeting which two elements are affected?

If a candidate gives policy in writing but says the opposite in campaign what should voters check?

What type of candidature can the security deposit system in nomination discourage?

If required signatures are missing in a nomination paper what problem will arise?

If a candidate is presented as superior only on caste basis in campaign what should voters treat as a better basis?

If a candidate refuses to take public questions during campaign what democratic weakness appears?

If a candidate exaggerates achievements in campaign without proof what caution should voters take?

If one candidate puts campaign material according to rules and another damages public property what difference is shown?

If a candidate is excluded from the final list but the party still asks votes in that name why will voters be confused?

If the campaign environment is built only on fear and rumours what will be the effect on free voting?

If a candidate fulfils nomination rules but the party uses government announcements for campaign benefit at which level is the problem?

If candidate information is public but voters ignore it and get influenced only by gifts what civic weakness appears?

What is the most balanced meaning of the process from nomination to election campaign?

If a candidate's nomination is valid but the campaign is based on fear and misinformation what will be the effect on election quality?

If a candidate does not explain the cost and resource source of campaign promises what will voters lack?

What is the first formal step a candidate must take to contest an election?

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Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

Quiz this set

If voters are influenced by a candidate's slogan but do not read the manifesto what weakness may remain?

If a candidate hides a local issue behind a national slogan during campaign what question should voters ask?

If a candidate shows very low assets in nomination and spends excessively in campaign what question arises?

If voters are misled by giving the wrong polling day during campaign what electoral ethics is violated?

If a candidate spreads violence in an opponent's meeting which two elements are affected?

If a candidate gives policy in writing but says the opposite in campaign what should voters check?

What type of candidature can the security deposit system in nomination discourage?

If required signatures are missing in a nomination paper what problem will arise?

If a candidate is presented as superior only on caste basis in campaign what should voters treat as a better basis?

If a candidate refuses to take public questions during campaign what democratic weakness appears?

If a candidate exaggerates achievements in campaign without proof what caution should voters take?

If one candidate puts campaign material according to rules and another damages public property what difference is shown?

If a candidate is excluded from the final list but the party still asks votes in that name why will voters be confused?

If the campaign environment is built only on fear and rumours what will be the effect on free voting?

If a candidate fulfils nomination rules but the party uses government announcements for campaign benefit at which level is the problem?

If candidate information is public but voters ignore it and get influenced only by gifts what civic weakness appears?

What is the most balanced meaning of the process from nomination to election campaign?

If a candidate's nomination is valid but the campaign is based on fear and misinformation what will be the effect on election quality?

If a candidate does not explain the cost and resource source of campaign promises what will voters lack?

What is the first formal step a candidate must take to contest an election?

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