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What is done after voting?

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Correct answer: Indelible ink is applied to the voter's finger

Direct answer: A, indelible ink is applied to the voter’s finger after the vote is cast. The mark provides a visible indication that the person has already voted in that election and helps election staff discourage or detect an attempt to vote again. A voter’s name is not removed from the electoral roll merely because the person has voted; the roll records eligibility and may be used in future elections. B is therefore wrong. C is wrong because a cast vote cannot be changed simply because the voter later changes their mind. D is wrong because campaigning is conducted before polling and is governed by election rules. Memory cue: ink marks participation, not the voter’s choice.

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Indelible InkPollingVoter IdentificationDouble VotingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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