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If everyone has voting right but parties are stopped from organising what will weaken?

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Correct answer: Electoral choice and political competition

Direct answer: A is correct. Voting rights allow citizens to participate, but political parties and organisations help turn different interests and policy ideas into competing choices. They recruit candidates, present programmes, discuss public problems, and ask voters for support. If parties are prevented from organising, citizens may still possess a formal right to vote, yet they will have fewer organised alternatives and less opportunity to compare policies. Political competition and meaningful electoral choice therefore become weaker. B is wrong because ballot secrecy concerns whether a voter’s selection is private; it is not created by party organisation. C is wrong because age eligibility is a separate legal rule. D is wrong because stopping party organisation does not automatically change the number of votes each person has. Memory cue: the right to vote matters, but organised alternatives make that right meaningful.

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Political PartiesElectoral ChoicePolitical CompetitionFree And Fair Electoral CompetitionWhat Is Democracy? Why Democracy?What Is Democracy Why DemocracyCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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