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In a free election whose pressure should not be on voters?

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Correct answer: Any party or powerful person

In a free election, every eligible voter should be able to decide independently whom to support. A political party or a powerful person must not threaten, bribe, intimidate, or force voters. The voter may listen to arguments and examine promises, but the final decision must belong to the voter. Thus, the correct choice is A: pressure from any party or powerful person should not be placed on voters.

A voter’s own judgment is not an unfair pressure; it is the freedom that elections are meant to protect. A polling station and a ballot paper are parts of the voting process, not political forces that should control the choice. The important test is whether the voter can make a voluntary decision without fear or improper influence. Since option A describes the prohibited outside pressure, it follows directly.

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