Free and fair electoral competition

Question 1HardLevel 7

If many candidates contest but all are controlled by the same ruling group, why is real competition doubtful?

ABecause voters do not get real alternative policyBBecause ballot paper is longCBecause voters are manyDBecause counting will be fast

Question 2HardLevel 7

If security forces at polling booths signal voters in favour of one party, which element is affected?

AVoter's pressure-free choiceBBuilding of polling boothCPrinting of ballot paperDDuration of campaign

Question 3HardLevel 7

In which situation will equal electoral opportunity be weakest?

AAll parties campaign under same rulesBRuling side campaigns with government vehicles and funds but opposition gets no permissionCVoters vote secretlyDCounting happens before everyone

Question 4HardLevel 7

If all election rules are written but applied strictly only to opposition, what is the problem?

ASelective application of rulesBExpansion of voter listCVoting timeDEducation of candidates

Question 5HardLevel 7

If voters are free but only false information about candidates is available, how will electoral choice be?

AInformed choice will be weakBVoting fairness will be completeCCompetition will automatically be strongDCounting will not be needed

Question 6HardLevel 7

What does booth capturing directly damage in elections?

AFree voting and correct resultBCandidate ageCCampaign songDColour of voter identity

Question 7HardLevel 7

If the ruling side bans critical news during elections, what will be the deeper effect?

AVoters cannot fairly evaluate government's workBPolling booths will automatically increaseCCounting will become fasterDOpposition will become more powerful

Question 8HardLevel 7

If only voting is free but campaigning and nomination are controlled, what is the conclusion?

AFreedom of election is incompleteBElection is fully fairCCompetition is very strongDVoter choices are complete

Question 9HardLevel 7

If one party gets big campaign platforms from state funds and another depends on small private resources, what question arises?

AWhether the electoral field is levelBWhether voter age is correctCWhether ballot paper is largeDWhether voting is on Sunday

Question 10HardLevel 7

If security of ballot boxes is weak after voting, what will become doubtful?

AIntegrity of votesBLanguage of candidatesCCampaign songDVoter age

Question 11HardLevel 7

In which situation does a democratic election have choice but not equality?

AMany parties exist but one party has unfair state campaign and money advantageBAll parties follow same rulesCVoters vote secretlyDCounting is fair

Question 12HardLevel 7

If voter list errors are higher only in opposition-supporting areas, what is the effect on electoral fairness?

ASuspicion of selective exclusion will increaseBFairness will be certainCSecret ballot will not weakenDCampaign will be more equal

Question 13HardLevel 7

If election officials tell voters whom to vote for, which condition is violated?

ANeutral administration and free choiceBDistance of polling boothCNumber of symbolsDSpeed of counting

Question 14HardLevel 7

If all candidates have equal rights on paper but police stops only opposition campaigns, what will it be called?

APractical inequalityBComplete fairnessCVoter freedomDEqual counting

Question 15HardLevel 7

If voters are stopped from hearing election speeches, which democratic ability is affected?

AAbility to compare policies and decideBAbility to count ballotsCAbility to build polling boothsDAbility to decide candidate age

Question 16HardLevel 7

In which situation will an electoral victory have lower democratic legitimacy?

AVictory comes from accurate countingBVictory comes by blocking opposition campaign and frightening votersCVictory comes from free votingDVictory comes from open results

Question 17HardLevel 7

If everyone can campaign but only rich candidates can buy media space, what concern remains?

AResource inequality can make effective opportunity unequalBVoting secrecy endsCCounting becomes impossibleDNomination stops

Question 18HardLevel 7

If one party is repeatedly allowed to speak in election debates and another is stopped, which principle is weakened?

AEqual expression and fair competitionBVoting ageCCounting machineDElection date

Question 19HardLevel 7

If valid candidates do not get security and stop campaigning out of fear, what is affected?

AFree participation of candidatesBLength of voter listCColour of ballot paperDVoting time

Question 20HardLevel 7

If the ruling side uses timing of government announcements for electoral benefit, what check is necessary?

AWhether it disturbs equal opportunityBWhether ballot paper is blueCWhether voting is on SundayDWhether candidate is young

Free and fair electoral competition

Quiz this set

If many candidates contest but all are controlled by the same ruling group, why is real competition doubtful?

If security forces at polling booths signal voters in favour of one party, which element is affected?

In which situation will equal electoral opportunity be weakest?

If all election rules are written but applied strictly only to opposition, what is the problem?

If voters are free but only false information about candidates is available, how will electoral choice be?

What does booth capturing directly damage in elections?

If the ruling side bans critical news during elections, what will be the deeper effect?

If only voting is free but campaigning and nomination are controlled, what is the conclusion?

If one party gets big campaign platforms from state funds and another depends on small private resources, what question arises?

If security of ballot boxes is weak after voting, what will become doubtful?

In which situation does a democratic election have choice but not equality?

If voter list errors are higher only in opposition-supporting areas, what is the effect on electoral fairness?

If election officials tell voters whom to vote for, which condition is violated?

If all candidates have equal rights on paper but police stops only opposition campaigns, what will it be called?

If voters are stopped from hearing election speeches, which democratic ability is affected?

In which situation will an electoral victory have lower democratic legitimacy?

If everyone can campaign but only rich candidates can buy media space, what concern remains?

If one party is repeatedly allowed to speak in election debates and another is stopped, which principle is weakened?

If valid candidates do not get security and stop campaigning out of fear, what is affected?

If the ruling side uses timing of government announcements for electoral benefit, what check is necessary?

Quiz result

Free and fair electoral competition

Quiz this set

If many candidates contest but all are controlled by the same ruling group, why is real competition doubtful?

If security forces at polling booths signal voters in favour of one party, which element is affected?

In which situation will equal electoral opportunity be weakest?

If all election rules are written but applied strictly only to opposition, what is the problem?

If voters are free but only false information about candidates is available, how will electoral choice be?

What does booth capturing directly damage in elections?

If the ruling side bans critical news during elections, what will be the deeper effect?

If only voting is free but campaigning and nomination are controlled, what is the conclusion?

If one party gets big campaign platforms from state funds and another depends on small private resources, what question arises?

If security of ballot boxes is weak after voting, what will become doubtful?

In which situation does a democratic election have choice but not equality?

If voter list errors are higher only in opposition-supporting areas, what is the effect on electoral fairness?

If election officials tell voters whom to vote for, which condition is violated?

If all candidates have equal rights on paper but police stops only opposition campaigns, what will it be called?

If voters are stopped from hearing election speeches, which democratic ability is affected?

In which situation will an electoral victory have lower democratic legitimacy?

If everyone can campaign but only rich candidates can buy media space, what concern remains?

If one party is repeatedly allowed to speak in election debates and another is stopped, which principle is weakened?

If valid candidates do not get security and stop campaigning out of fear, what is affected?

If the ruling side uses timing of government announcements for electoral benefit, what check is necessary?

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