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Free and fair electoral competition

In this Class 9 Civics topic from “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students examine why elections must provide voters with a genuine choice among competing parties and candidates. They learn how clear rules, equal opportunities, regular elections, secret ballots, and independent oversight help make electoral competition fair. The topic also explains how excessive money power, intimidation, unfair use of government resources, or restricted participation can weaken democracy, while meaningful competition makes elected representatives more accountable to citizens.

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  1. All sides getting fair opportunity in law and resource use
  2. Ruling side getting special use of state resources
  3. Opposition getting only nomination permission
  4. Voter getting only one information source
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  1. Voter privacy
  2. Fair electoral competition
  3. Counting technology
  4. Polling booth distance
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  1. All candidates campaign freely
  2. All voters vote without fear
  3. Legal permission exists for all but state resources go to one party
  4. Counting is transparent and public
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  1. Because voting date will change
  2. Because number of candidates will decrease
  3. Because counting will stop
  4. Because informed and real electoral decision will weaken
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  1. Biased electoral advantage
  2. Voter education
  3. Secret ballot
  4. Diversity of candidates
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  1. Turnout will be low
  2. Trust in institutional neutrality will fall
  3. Age of candidates will change
  4. Polling booths will increase
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  1. It changes the counting machine
  2. It decides polling booth
  3. It allows candidates to present policy and criticism
  4. It fixes result earlier
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  1. Size of ballot
  2. Voting queue
  3. Counting time
  4. Real candidate freedom
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  1. Some candidates can reach voters far more than others
  2. All voters automatically become educated
  3. Polling booths become closer
  4. Counting always becomes faster
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  1. Voter list will automatically become accurate
  2. Voter will be deprived of balanced information about options
  3. Counting will become more transparent
  4. Number of candidates will increase
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  1. To stop voting
  2. To end opposition
  3. To control unequal influence of money
  4. To hide counting
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  1. Because candidates will be too many
  2. Because campaign will be long
  3. Because polling booths will remain open
  4. Because public will will not be fully represented
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  1. Only then can a voter make a free and meaningful choice
  2. Only then can a voter pay tax
  3. Only then can a voter go to school
  4. Only then can a voter get identity card
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  1. Length of ballot
  2. Electoral security and neutral administration
  3. Candidate education
  4. Voting age
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  1. Fully informed
  2. Automatically fair
  3. Based on incomplete information
  4. Without counting
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  1. When all votes are cast freely
  2. When opposition campaigns freely
  3. When counting is transparent
  4. When voters vote amid fear and misinformation
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  1. Fair electoral field
  2. Secret voter list
  3. Campaign of one party
  4. Pre-decided result
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  1. Secrecy of voting
  2. Rule based fairness
  3. Voter age
  4. Recognition of symbol
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  1. They are separate and unrelated
  2. Only candidate freedom is enough
  3. Both together create real electoral competition
  4. Only counting is necessary
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  1. Campaign time will increase
  2. Candidate number will decrease
  3. Voting machine will stop
  4. Fair remedy and trust will weaken
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  1. Informed electoral choice
  2. Number of polling booths
  3. Length of ballot
  4. Voter identity card
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  1. Voters are fearless and all candidates get equal resources
  2. Voters are fearless but only one party gets state publicity
  3. Voters are in fear and opposition is stopped
  4. Voter list is biased and threats exist
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  1. Candidate is rich
  2. Voter list is long
  3. Result is real expression of votes
  4. Campaign is costly
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  1. Candidate manifesto
  2. Election symbol
  3. Media debate
  4. Equal access to voting
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  1. It increases transparency and trust in the process
  2. It stops voting
  3. It removes opposition
  4. It fixes result earlier

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