Allowing a voter to cast vote alone at the polling station protects what?
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Correct answer: Voter's free and secret choice
Allowing a voter to vote alone prevents candidates, party workers, or other persons from watching or influencing the voter’s decision. It therefore protects the secrecy of the ballot and the voter’s free choice. Counting time is unrelated to voting privacy. Exam tip: A free election requires voters to be able to make their choices secretly.
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Voter's free and secret choice
Why is this the correct answer?
Allowing a voter to vote alone prevents candidates, party workers, or other persons from watching or influencing the voter’s decision. It therefore protects the secrecy of the ballot and the voter’s free choice. Counting time is unrelated to voting privacy. Exam tip: A free election requires voters to be able to make their choices secretly.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Polling and counting of votes.
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