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If there is no free competition in elections why will manifestos and promises lose importance?

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Correct answer: Because voters will not be able to compare and choose options

Answer: A. A manifesto presents a party’s proposed policies, programmes, and promises. Its democratic value depends on voters having real alternatives and being able to compare what different parties offer. Free competition gives parties a reason to present plans and gives citizens a reason to examine, discuss, and choose among them. If competition is absent, one party or option may dominate, so manifestos and promises cannot be tested against rival proposals. A is correct because without comparison, promises lose much of their significance as a basis for choice and accountability. B is wrong because lack of competition does not automatically make policies clearer. C is wrong because removing alternatives reduces, rather than increases, voter freedom. D is wrong because weak competition generally weakens electoral accountability. Memory cue: promises matter when voters have alternatives to compare.

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ManifestoFree CompetitionVoter ChoiceWhy Do We Need Elections?Why Do We Need ElectionsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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