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How should a government official behave in free and fair elections?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Neutral and according to rules

Correct answer: A, neutral and according to the rules. Government officials involved in elections have public responsibilities, so they must implement election laws and instructions fairly rather than using their position to help a particular party or candidate. Neutrality protects voters, candidates, and the credibility of the process. Option B is wrong because official support for one party creates an unfair advantage and weakens public trust. Option C is wrong because threatening voters prevents free choice and is contrary to democratic conduct. Option D is wrong because ignoring rules can lead to unequal treatment, disorder, or irregularities. Neutrality does not mean refusing to act; it means acting firmly but impartially under the same rules for everyone. Officials should carry out authorised duties, respond to violations through proper procedures, and avoid political favouritism. Memory cue: an election official is a referee, not a supporter of one team.

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