Free and fair electoral competition

Question 1HardLevel 9

If opposition legally exists but is not allowed to campaign what is lacking in fair competition?

AReal campaign opportunityBVoter listCVoting dateDBallot size

Question 2HardLevel 9

Why is electoral fairness affected if the ruling party campaigns using public money?

ABecause all parties do not get equal votesBBecause state resources are used in a biased wayCBecause voting becomes secretDBecause counting becomes slow

Question 3HardLevel 9

Removing poor citizens of an area from the voter list is a direct attack on which electoral principle?

ASpeed of countingBPolitical inclusionCCampaign expenditureDCandidate age

Question 4HardLevel 9

If voting is secret but counting happens in the ruling side's room without supervision what is the main problem?

AFreedom of voting is completeBCandidates are manyCTransparency of result is doubtfulDManifesto is short

Question 5HardLevel 9

In which situation will electoral competition remain merely formal?

AWhen voters vote freelyBWhen opposition campaignsCWhen result is predeterminedDWhen counting is open

Question 6HardLevel 9

If the election commission cancels opposition nominations under government pressure which condition is violated?

AIndependent electoral institutionBDistance of polling boothCLength of manifestoDVoter income

Question 7HardLevel 9

If all parties can contest but only one party gets media space which layer of fairness is weak?

ASecrecy of voteBEquality of information and campaignCCitizenship of voterDDate of election

Question 8HardLevel 9

What do both vote buying and threatening voters weaken?

AVoter's free choiceBPrinting of ballotCBoundary of constituencyDCounting table

Question 9HardLevel 9

If one party's meetings are allowed and another party's meetings are stopped without reason how will the election be?

AMore competitiveBMore transparentCWith unequal competitionDFully fair

Question 10HardLevel 9

If voters are free but do not get correct information about candidates which quality of election declines?

AInformed choiceBBallot secrecyCNumber of boothsDPublic holiday

Question 11HardLevel 9

If false news is systematically spread on social media to mislead voters what does it affect?

AVoter's informed choiceBColour of voting machineCName of constituencyDVoting holiday

Question 12HardLevel 9

What is the democratic purpose of an election expenditure limit?

ATo send voters homeBTo prevent unequal opportunity due to money powerCTo remove oppositionDTo hide counting

Question 13HardLevel 9

If the ruling party promotes government schemes in party name just before election what concern arises?

AUnfair mixing of state and partyBVoter ageCSize of boothDLanguage of ballot

Question 14HardLevel 9

If a candidate can legally contest but cannot campaign due to fear which right remains incomplete?

AOnly counting rightBReal right of electoral participationCVoter list rightDCitizenship certificate right

Question 15HardLevel 9

If all parties have equal rules but officials relax rules for one party what is the problem?

ABiased application of rulesBIncrease in secrecy of voteCVoter educationDManifesto comparison

Question 16HardLevel 9

In an election opposition can campaign but its leaders are repeatedly stopped through false cases. What will be affected?

AReal freedom of competitionBOrder of ballotCDate of pollingDAge of voter

Question 17HardLevel 9

If a voter votes freely but the vote is later changed which condition is broken?

APurity of vote and honesty of resultBLength of campaignCCandidate's educationDVoter's language

Question 18HardLevel 9

In which situation will the claim of equal opportunity be only on paper?

AAll parties get equal venues and securityBOpposition gets permission but no venue or securityCAll candidates file nominationDCounting is public

Question 19HardLevel 9

If an election has many candidates but all are selected by the ruling party what do voters lack?

AReal political choiceBPolling boothCVoter identityDBallot paper

Question 20HardLevel 9

If independent journalists are stopped from observing the voting process what will weaken?

APublic monitoring and trustBVoter incomeCCandidate ageDBallot colour

Free and fair electoral competition

Quiz this set

If opposition legally exists but is not allowed to campaign what is lacking in fair competition?

Why is electoral fairness affected if the ruling party campaigns using public money?

Removing poor citizens of an area from the voter list is a direct attack on which electoral principle?

If voting is secret but counting happens in the ruling side's room without supervision what is the main problem?

In which situation will electoral competition remain merely formal?

If the election commission cancels opposition nominations under government pressure which condition is violated?

If all parties can contest but only one party gets media space which layer of fairness is weak?

What do both vote buying and threatening voters weaken?

If one party's meetings are allowed and another party's meetings are stopped without reason how will the election be?

If voters are free but do not get correct information about candidates which quality of election declines?

If false news is systematically spread on social media to mislead voters what does it affect?

What is the democratic purpose of an election expenditure limit?

If the ruling party promotes government schemes in party name just before election what concern arises?

If a candidate can legally contest but cannot campaign due to fear which right remains incomplete?

If all parties have equal rules but officials relax rules for one party what is the problem?

In an election opposition can campaign but its leaders are repeatedly stopped through false cases. What will be affected?

If a voter votes freely but the vote is later changed which condition is broken?

In which situation will the claim of equal opportunity be only on paper?

If an election has many candidates but all are selected by the ruling party what do voters lack?

If independent journalists are stopped from observing the voting process what will weaken?

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Free and fair electoral competition

Quiz this set

If opposition legally exists but is not allowed to campaign what is lacking in fair competition?

Why is electoral fairness affected if the ruling party campaigns using public money?

Removing poor citizens of an area from the voter list is a direct attack on which electoral principle?

If voting is secret but counting happens in the ruling side's room without supervision what is the main problem?

In which situation will electoral competition remain merely formal?

If the election commission cancels opposition nominations under government pressure which condition is violated?

If all parties can contest but only one party gets media space which layer of fairness is weak?

What do both vote buying and threatening voters weaken?

If one party's meetings are allowed and another party's meetings are stopped without reason how will the election be?

If voters are free but do not get correct information about candidates which quality of election declines?

If false news is systematically spread on social media to mislead voters what does it affect?

What is the democratic purpose of an election expenditure limit?

If the ruling party promotes government schemes in party name just before election what concern arises?

If a candidate can legally contest but cannot campaign due to fear which right remains incomplete?

If all parties have equal rules but officials relax rules for one party what is the problem?

In an election opposition can campaign but its leaders are repeatedly stopped through false cases. What will be affected?

If a voter votes freely but the vote is later changed which condition is broken?

In which situation will the claim of equal opportunity be only on paper?

If an election has many candidates but all are selected by the ruling party what do voters lack?

If independent journalists are stopped from observing the voting process what will weaken?

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