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What does the mark on a voter’s finger after voting indicate?

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Correct answer: The vote has been cast

The correct answer is A. The mark on the voter’s finger indicates that the person has completed the voting procedure. An indelible mark is used as a visible safeguard to help show that the voter has already voted and should not vote again in the same election. It does not mean that the person is a candidate; candidacy is established through nomination. It does not show that the person campaigned, because voters may simply vote without campaigning. It also does not indicate that counting is complete, since marking happens at the polling stage, while counting occurs later. Common confusion warning: the ink mark proves participation in voting, not the election result.

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Ink MarkProof Of VotingPolling SafeguardDouble VotingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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