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What is the combined effect of identity checking and ink marking on polling day?

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Correct answer: Reducing bogus and double voting

Answer: A — Reducing bogus and double voting. Identity checking helps confirm that the person asking to vote is the registered voter named in the records. Indelible ink marks a voter after voting so that the same person is less able to return and vote again at that election. Together, these safeguards support the principle of one eligible person, one vote and help protect the accuracy of the voters’ participation. They do not decide which candidate wins; they protect the process in which voters make that decision. Option A is correct because it states the combined preventive effect. B is wrong because voters, not identity checks or ink, select candidates. C is wrong because these measures do not end counting. D is wrong because they do not make campaigning compulsory. Memory cue: identity checks confirm who may vote; ink helps show who has already voted.

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Identity CheckIndelible InkDouble VotingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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