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What does a candidate usually do after nomination?

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Correct answer: Conducts an election campaign

Correct answer: A, the candidate conducts an election campaign. Nomination is the formal process through which a person offers to contest an election. After the nomination is accepted, the candidate normally contacts voters, explains policies and promises, attends meetings, and asks for support. This sequence helps students understand the link between nomination and campaigning. B is wrong because the voting age is fixed by law and cannot be changed by an individual candidate. C is wrong because demarcation of constituencies is an official administrative and legal task. D is wrong because becoming a judge is a separate constitutional or legal appointment, not an election-campaign step. Memory cue: nomination makes a person a contestant; campaigning helps the contestant seek votes.

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NominationElection-CampaignElection-SequenceNomination Of Candidates And Election CampaignsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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