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How is division of constituencies linked with number of representatives?

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Correct answer: Generally one representative is elected from each constituency

Direct answer: **A**. A constituency is a defined geographical electoral unit created so that voters in that area can choose a representative. In the usual single-member constituency arrangement, each constituency elects one representative to the relevant legislative body. Therefore, dividing a larger territory into constituencies creates corresponding electoral units and helps determine how many representatives are elected from those units. B is wrong because the purpose of a constituency is to elect a representative, not to leave it unrepresented. C is wrong because voting for a representative does not make every voter a representative. D is wrong because a polling station is only a place where voters cast ballots; it is not a legislative seat and cannot become an MP. Memory cue: **one constituency is an electoral unit; one representative is normally chosen from it.**

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ConstituencyElectoral UnitRepresentativeDelimitationElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivics

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