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

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Correct answer: Because voters do not get real alternative policy

The direct answer is A: voters do not get a real alternative policy. Democracy is not judged only by counting how many names appear on a ballot. Step by step: many candidates are listed; all are controlled by one ruling group; their decisions and policies are therefore not genuinely independent; voters may choose different names but cannot choose a different direction of government; real competition is doubtful. Option A is correct because meaningful competition requires independent candidates and real policy alternatives. Option B, a long ballot, is only a physical feature and does not prove unfairness. Option C, having many voters, says nothing about candidate independence. Option D, fast counting, concerns election administration, not the quality of choice. Exam cue: many candidates do not automatically mean many genuine choices.

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