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How is the opinion of the majority known in a democracy through elections?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: By counting the votes

Correct answer: A — the majority’s opinion is known by counting votes. During an election, citizens cast their votes for different candidates or parties. After voting ends, the votes are counted according to the election rules. The candidate who receives more votes than the other candidates in that contest is declared the winner, so the result gives an organised indication of public support. Option A is correct because vote counting measures the choices made by voters. Option B is wrong because weather cannot show political preference. Option C is wrong because a river’s direction has no connection with citizens’ choices. Option D is wrong because the number of books does not tell us how people voted. A useful memory cue is: “votes are cast, votes are counted, and the result shows the majority choice.”

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Vote CountingMajority OpinionElection ResultsDemocracyWhy Do We Need Elections?Why Do We Need ElectionsElectoral PoliticsCivics

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What is the correct answer to this question?

By counting the votes

Why is this the correct answer?

Correct answer: A — the majority’s opinion is known by counting votes. During an election, citizens cast their votes for different candidates or parties. After voting ends, the votes are counted according to the election rules. The candidate who receives more votes than the other candidates in that contest is declared the winner, so the result gives an organised indication of public support. Option A is correct because vote counting measures the choices made by voters. Option B is wrong because weather cannot show political preference. Option C is wrong because a river’s direction has no connection with citizens’ choices. Option D is wrong because the number of books does not tell us how people voted. A useful memory cue is: “votes are cast, votes are counted, and the result shows the majority choice.”

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Why Do We Need Elections?.

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