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Influencing a voter in favour of any candidate at the polling station is against which principle?

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Correct answer: Free and fair polling

Correct answer: A, free and fair polling. A voter must be able to choose independently. Pressure, threats, inducements or campaigning near the polling place can interfere with that choice, so they damage the fairness of the polling process. Option B is related to privacy: a secret ballot hides how a person voted, but the question mainly describes outside influence on the voter before or during the choice. Option C is wrong because counting speed is not the issue. Option D is wrong because nomination occurs earlier, when candidates formally enter the election; it does not describe pressure on a voter at the polling station. Free polling requires both privacy and freedom from coercion. Memory cue: secret ballot hides the choice; free polling protects the freedom to make it.

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Free And Fair PollingVoter FreedomSecret BallotElection EthicsPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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