If vote counting is not transparent which condition of democracy becomes doubtful?
Fair elections require transparency from voting to results. Exam tip: check the whole election process.
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Fair elections require transparency from voting to results. Exam tip: check the whole election process.
View question detailsThe power to change government makes rulers care about people's will. Exam tip: link changeability with accountability.
View question detailsIf the elected government lacks real decision power the power of people is weakened. Exam tip: identify power behind the scenes.
View question detailsElections give institutional form to people's consent. Exam tip: connect consent with the electoral process.
View question detailsElection gives citizens political power to choose rulers. Exam tip: connect election with citizen rights.
View question detailsIn democracy every vote must have equal value. Exam tip: keep economic status separate from vote value.
View question detailsIn democracy majority governs but rights belong to all. Exam tip: understand the balance between majority and rights.
View question detailsThe definition of democracy requires free and equal will behind elections. Exam tip: think beyond superficial elections.
View question detailsMandate gives representatives legitimacy to decide on behalf of people. Exam tip: link mandate with elections.
View question detailsWithout information people cannot judge the government. Exam tip: treat transparency as a condition of accountability.
View question detailsIn democracy power flows from people to rulers not from above downward. Exam tip: remember the direction of the source of power.
View question detailsIn democracy an elected ruler is also bound by law. Exam tip: understand democracy through both elections and rule of law.
View question detailsThe substance of democracy lies in free competition and real choice. Exam tip: understand the difference between form and substance.
View question detailsIn democracy power is based on consent while dictatorship may rely on fear or repression. Exam tip: compare the basis of power.
View question detailsIn democracy power comes each time from people's choice not heredity. Exam tip: connect power transfer with elections.
View question detailsElections in democracy are meaningful only when citizens can think and choose freely. Exam tip: connect freedom of opinion with elections.
View question detailsA democratic name is not enough real elections and people's role are necessary. Exam tip: distinguish name from practice.
View question detailsAlong with voting right equal value of vote is also necessary. Exam tip: identify one vote one value separately.
View question detailsThrough elections people give a mandate and government becomes accountable. Exam tip: see mandate as the beginning of accountability.
View question detailsPopular sovereignty means final political power comes from the people. Exam tip: connect choosing government with this idea.
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