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If elections are only in name and have no real competition why will they not be democratic?

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Correct answer: Because the voter will not be able to choose a real option

Correct answer: A. A democratic election must offer voters a meaningful choice between candidates or parties. Competition allows different programmes, policies and records to be compared, and it gives voters the power to reject an unwanted leader. If only one approved candidate is allowed, or if other candidates cannot genuinely compete, voting becomes a formality rather than a real decision. B is wrong because a larger number of votes does not create democracy without choice. C is the opposite of the likely result: without competition, voters have less freedom. D is wrong because the absence of competition usually reduces meaningful policy comparison. Memory cue: no real competition means no real choice.

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Democratic ElectionsReal CompetitionVoter ChoiceWhat Makes An Election Democratic?What Makes An Election DemocraticElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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