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If citizens have voting rights but no equal opportunity to become candidates, what will weaken?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Equality of representation

Correct answer: C, equality of representation. A democratic election has two connected sides: citizens must be able to vote, and a reasonably broad range of citizens must have a fair chance to offer themselves as candidates, subject to lawful qualifications. If only people from wealthy, powerful or privileged groups can become candidates, many social groups may not see their experiences and interests represented. Voting rights would still exist formally, but the available choices would not reflect equal political participation. Option C is correct. A is wrong because voter identity is not the main issue. B and D are administrative details and do not describe unequal access to candidature. Memory cue: democracy needs both the right to choose and a fair chance to be chosen.

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ElectionsCandidatureRepresentation-EqualityWhy Do We Need Elections?Why Do We Need ElectionsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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