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How is an adequate number of polling stations linked with electoral equality?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It reduces geographical and social access barriers

Answer: A. Electoral equality means that eligible voters should have a fair and practical opportunity to participate, regardless of where they live or what social difficulties they face. If polling stations are reasonably available, people do not have to travel excessively or overcome avoidable physical and social barriers. A is correct because better access helps different groups exercise the same voting right. B is wrong: limiting voting to cities would exclude rural and remote voters and increase inequality. C is wrong: polling stations do not give candidates extra votes; each eligible voter has the relevant voting entitlement. D is wrong: the number of polling stations does not hide the counting process. Memory cue: equal rights need usable access, not merely a right written on paper.

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Polling StationsElectoral EqualityAccessVoter ParticipationWhat Makes Elections In India Free And Fair?What Makes Elections In India Free And FairElectoral PoliticsCivics

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