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What is the correct difference between polling and counting?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Votes are cast in polling and counted in counting

Correct answer: A — votes are cast during polling and votes are counted during counting. Polling is the stage when eligible voters record their choices for candidates or, where applicable, a voting option. After polling ends, the votes are kept and handled under prescribed safeguards. Counting is a later stage in which authorised officials count or verify the recorded votes and prepare the result. Option A is correct because it clearly separates the two stages. Option B is wrong because results are not declared during polling, and counting is not campaigning. Option C is wrong because voters cast votes, while authorised officials conduct counting; the statement reverses the roles. Option D is wrong because the two terms describe different activities. Memory cue: polling puts votes in; counting adds them up.

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PollingCountingElection StagesVote CountingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Votes are cast in polling and counted in counting

Why is this the correct answer?

Correct answer: A — votes are cast during polling and votes are counted during counting. Polling is the stage when eligible voters record their choices for candidates or, where applicable, a voting option. After polling ends, the votes are kept and handled under prescribed safeguards. Counting is a later stage in which authorised officials count or verify the recorded votes and prepare the result. Option A is correct because it clearly separates the two stages. Option B is wrong because results are not declared during polling, and counting is not campaigning. Option C is wrong because voters cast votes, while authorised officials conduct counting; the statement reverses the roles. Option D is wrong because the two terms describe different activities. Memory cue: polling puts votes in; counting adds them up.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Polling and counting of votes.

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