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Intimidating a voter at a polling booth is what type of electoral problem?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Obstruction to free and fair voting

Correct answer: A. A voter must be able to enter the polling place, make a personal choice, and cast a secret vote without fear, threats, or pressure. Intimidation interferes with that freedom and may cause the voter to stay away, choose against their will, or lose confidence in the process. Therefore it is an electoral irregularity and an obstruction to free and fair voting. Option B is wrong because counting happens after polling and does not describe threatening a voter. Option C is wrong because campaign activity is regulated separately and cannot include intimidation at the booth. Option D is wrong because fear is the opposite of voter education. Memory cue: pressure on a voter means the choice is not truly free.

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Electoral PoliticsVoter IntimidationFree And Fair ElectionsPolling BoothElectoral MalpracticePolling And Counting Of VotesCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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