What should not be allowed in a democratic election?
Buying votes spoils voters' free choice. Exam tip: understand it as electoral corruption.
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Buying votes spoils voters' free choice. Exam tip: understand it as electoral corruption.
View question detailsTransparent counting makes election results trustworthy. Exam tip: connect transparency with trust.
View question detailsCorrect information and no pressure help voters decide independently. Exam tip: remember informed and free voting.
View question detailsEqual and free vote is a basic feature of democratic election. Exam tip: remember free and equal vote.
View question detailsA democratic election needs freedom fairness choice and equality. Exam tip: remember all four conditions together.
View question detailsHaving many candidates creates real choice for voters. Exam tip: treat electoral choice as a democratic condition.
View question detailsEqual value of every vote shows political equality. Exam tip: remember one person one vote.
View question detailsCorrect information helps voters cast a thoughtful vote. Exam tip: connect informed voters with good elections.
View question detailsWithout correct counting trust in election results decreases. Exam tip: connect vote counting with fairness.
View question detailsEqual opportunity makes electoral competition fair. Exam tip: treat equal opportunity as a condition of democratic election.
View question detailsA democratic election needs both voters' free choice and fairness. Exam tip: remember the difference between voting and democratic election.
View question detailsReal choice exists when voters can choose among different policies or candidates. Exam tip: connect real choice with competition.
View question detailsEqual value of each vote shows political equality of citizens. Exam tip: connect equal vote with political equality.
View question detailsFear suppresses the voter's real choice. Exam tip: write fearless voting as a condition of democratic elections.
View question detailsEqual campaign opportunity strengthens fair competition. Exam tip: connect equal opportunity with fair contest.
View question detailsAn independent electoral body monitors fairness of the process. Exam tip: connect independent authority with fair election.
View question detailsThe voter list prevents eligible citizens from being denied voting. Exam tip: connect voter list with participation.
View question detailsSecrecy protects voters from fear and pressure. Exam tip: connect secret ballot with free choice.
View question detailsCorrect and transparent counting ensures that every valid vote is counted properly and that the result reflects the voters’ actual choice. Therefore, option A is correct. Intimidating voters, removing choices, or conducting biased campaigning are threats to free and fair elections, not features of democracy. Exam tip: link transparent counting with the people’s mandate and the credibility of the result.
View question detailsAdministrative bias weakens electoral fairness. Exam tip: treat neutrality as a condition of democratic elections.
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