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What is the main difference between an independent candidate and a party candidate?

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Correct answer: An independent candidate does not contest on an official party ticket

Direct answer: B. An independent candidate contests without being the official candidate of a political party. A party candidate, in contrast, is selected or officially supported by a party and normally contests using its recognised symbol. “Independent” describes the candidate’s relationship with parties; it does not mean the person is unable to campaign or win. A is wrong because both types may contest elections. C is wrong because a party candidate can also be an eligible voter. D is wrong because independent candidates can receive votes and may even win. B is correct because it states the essential difference without claiming anything unnecessary. Memory cue: independent means “not on a party ticket,” not “without voters.”

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Independent CandidateParty CandidateElection NominationNomination Of Candidates And Election CampaignsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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