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If a candidate is wrongly stopped from filing nomination what effect will it have on electoral fairness?

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Correct answer: Voters’ choices and competition will reduce

Correct answer: A. Filing a nomination is the formal way in which an eligible person enters the electoral contest. If a candidate is wrongly prevented from filing, voters may lose the opportunity to consider that person’s ideas, policies, or representation. The number of genuine choices becomes smaller and competition becomes less open. This can make the election unfair even before polling begins. Option A is correct because it describes the direct effect on voter choice and competition. Option B is wrong because excluding a candidate does not make the secret ballot stronger; ballot secrecy concerns keeping each voter’s choice private. Option C is wrong because nomination exclusion does not automatically make counting transparent. Option D is wrong because it has no necessary connection with the legal spending limit. Memory cue: unfair nomination means fewer choices before voters even reach the booth.

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NominationCandidate ChoiceElectoral CompetitionNomination Of Candidates And Election CampaignsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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