Which act is generally prohibited during voting?
Rigging harms the fairness of elections. Exam tip: understand rigging as unfair electoral conduct.
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Rigging harms the fairness of elections. Exam tip: understand rigging as unfair electoral conduct.
View question detailsDuring counting, the votes received by each candidate are added and compared. It shows which candidate has received more votes, and the candidate with the highest number of valid votes is declared the winner. Campaigning, nomination, and putting up posters are separate stages of an election and are not determined by counting. Exam tip: link counting with the vote total and declaration of the result.
View question detailsAfter voting is completed, the votes cast are counted; this stage is called counting. Nomination and campaigning take place before voting, while seat reservation is related to the allocation of reserved constituencies. Exam tip: remember the sequence—nomination, campaigning, voting, counting, and results.
View question detailsAfter polling, ballot boxes or electronic voting machines must be kept secure so that no one can tamper with, alter, or manipulate the votes. This ensures that the counted result reflects the voters’ actual choice. Campaigning and nominations are completed before polling, so they are not purposes of vote security. Exam tip: link secure polling and counting with free, fair, and credible elections.
View question detailsAccurate and impartial counting of every valid vote is most important because it ensures that the declared election result is correct. Speeches, banners and campaigning may influence voters before polling, but they do not determine the accuracy of vote counting. Exam tip: the key purpose of counting is the correct and fair tallying of votes.
View question detailsInk shows that a person has already voted. Exam tip: remember the anti-double-voting measure.
View question detailsFor a person to vote, their name must first appear on the electoral roll. Only then can their identity be verified and they can cast a vote on the EVM. Counting and declaration of results take place after polling is over. Exam tip: the basic condition for voting is inclusion in the electoral roll.
View question detailsCalm and disciplined behaviour at a polling station allows voters to cast their votes without pressure, fear, or disorder. This keeps the polling process fair, safe, and smooth. Campaigning is not allowed at a polling station, so option B is incorrect. Exam tip: link free and fair elections with peaceful polling and voter independence.
View question detailsThe mark shows that the person has voted. Exam tip: remember the ink mark as proof of voting.
View question detailsCounting is done in a secure and rule-based manner. Exam tip: remember election officials during counting.
View question detailsA fair result is necessary after voting. Exam tip: treat fair results as a foundation of democracy.
View question detailsCounting shows which candidate got the most votes. Exam tip: remember counting as deciding the winner.
View question detailsAn identity card confirms the voter's identity. Exam tip: remember the link between ID proof and voting.
View question detailsA polling station is the designated place where voters cast their votes, so it may be called a voting place. A nomination centre is used for filing nomination papers, while a counting room is used to count votes after polling. Exam tip: associate a polling station with the place where a vote is cast.
View question detailsAfter polling, ballot boxes or EVMs are kept securely so that the votes can be counted fairly and the result can be declared. Adding voters’ names is done while preparing the electoral roll before voting, not by using stored votes. Exam tip: the main step after polling is counting of votes followed by declaration of results.
View question detailsCounting and the result come after voting. Exam tip: remember the order of polling and counting.
View question detailsIdentity is checked before entering the polling station. Exam tip: remember entry verification.
View question detailsDuring counting, valid votes cast for each candidate are counted to determine who has received the highest number of votes. On this basis, the winner of the constituency is declared. Campaigning, filing nominations, and permitting voters to vote occur before the counting stage. Exam tip: counting leads to the declaration of the winner.
View question detailsThe central democratic meaning of voting is that citizens express their choice of representatives, so accepting the result means respecting the will of the people. Accountability of elected representatives is also an important outcome of democracy, but it is not the most direct final meaning of the voting process. Exam tip: link voting with the people’s choice and the selection of representatives.
View question detailsWithout polling there are no votes, and without counting there is no result. Exam tip: remember the link between both stages.
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