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Class 9CivicsWhat is Democracy? Why Democracy?Free and fair electoral competitionHardLevel 8
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Which example protects both fairness of election and freedom of voters?

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Correct answer: Equal rules free campaign secret ballot and correct counting

Equal rules free campaign secret ballot and correct counting are key bases of fair election. In exams remember them together.

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CivicsDemocracyHardFair Election Conditions

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Equal rules free campaign secret ballot and correct counting

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Equal rules free campaign secret ballot and correct counting are key bases of fair election. In exams remember them together.

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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: What is Democracy? Why Democracy?. Topic: Free and fair electoral competition.

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