What risk may voters face if candidate declaration has incomplete information?
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Correct answer: They may decide whom to vote for without fully understanding the candidate’s background
A candidate’s declaration helps voters assess information such as criminal cases, assets, liabilities and educational qualifications before voting. If that information is incomplete, voters may choose a candidate without fully knowing the candidate’s background; therefore, option A is correct. Changing constituency boundaries, deciding polling stations and conducting counting are functions of the election administration, not voters. Exam tip: link complete candidate disclosure with informed voting.
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They may decide whom to vote for without fully understanding the candidate’s background
Why is this the correct answer?
A candidate’s declaration helps voters assess information such as criminal cases, assets, liabilities and educational qualifications before voting. If that information is incomplete, voters may choose a candidate without fully knowing the candidate’s background; therefore, option A is correct. Changing constituency boundaries, deciding polling stations and conducting counting are functions of the election administration, not voters. Exam tip: link complete candidate disclosure with informed voting.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Nomination of candidates and election campaigns.
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