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What should a voter not face in free elections?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Pressure

Direct answer: A, pressure. A free election requires the voter to make a choice voluntarily, without threats, coercion, bribery or improper influence. Pressure can come from an individual, group, candidate or powerful organisation, and it prevents the voter from expressing a genuine preference. Option A is therefore correct. Option B is wrong because a ballot, whether paper or an approved voting method, is a normal instrument for recording a vote. Option C is wrong because reasonable identity verification helps confirm that the person is the registered voter and helps prevent impersonation or bogus voting; it does not itself remove freedom. Option D is wrong because the electoral roll is the official list used to identify eligible voters. These safeguards must be applied fairly and not used to intimidate voters. Memory cue: free choice means no force; election safeguards are meant to protect, not pressure, the voter.

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