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If elections are not held regularly, how will accountability weaken first?

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Correct answer: The government will not have to face the people periodically

Correct answer: C. Accountability means that those who exercise public power must explain their actions and remain answerable to citizens. Regular elections create a fixed opportunity for people to review the government's record and decide whether to continue or replace it. If elections are delayed or absent, the government faces less immediate electoral pressure and may not need to seek renewed public approval. C is correct because it identifies the first weakening link: the government no longer has to face voters at regular intervals. A is wrong because voter-list length is not the main effect of irregular elections. B is wrong because irregular elections do not automatically increase candidates. D is wrong because polling-station numbers are an administrative matter, not the central accountability issue. Memory cue: no regular public test means weaker accountability.

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