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If citizens do not have freedom of speech, why will electoral democracy remain incomplete?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because people cannot form free opinions and compare choices

Direct answer: A is correct. An election is meaningful only when voters can receive information, discuss public issues, criticise leaders and compare alternatives without intimidation. Freedom of speech helps citizens form an independent opinion before casting a vote. If speech is suppressed, people may hear only the government’s preferred message and may be unable to evaluate promises or failures. A is correct because free expression supports informed and genuine electoral choice. B is wrong because printing ballots is an administrative activity and does not depend on citizens’ speech rights. C is wrong because constituencies do not disappear merely because speech is restricted. D is wrong because suppressing speech does not make a government automatically fair. Memory cue: speech informs the choice; voting records the choice.

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Free SpeechElectionsDemocracyInformed ChoiceThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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