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If candidates are allowed to contest but are not allowed to meet voters, which right will be incomplete?

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Correct answer: Fair opportunity for campaigning and dialogue

Correct answer: A, a fair opportunity for campaigning and dialogue. Contesting an election is meaningful only when candidates can communicate their programmes, ideas, and concerns to voters. Meeting voters allows citizens to compare alternatives and ask for clarification. If candidates are formally permitted to contest but are prevented from reaching people, competition exists only on paper and voters cannot make a properly informed choice. Option B is wrong because counting is an official election procedure, not a candidate’s right to meet voters. Option C is wrong because voter lists are prepared through an electoral administration process. Option D is wrong because no candidate has a right to alter an announced result. Memory cue: a real choice needs both the freedom to contest and the opportunity to communicate.

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