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Which is an example of free voting?

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Correct answer: Allowing voter to vote secretly by own wish

The direct answer is B: allowing a voter to vote secretly according to personal choice. Free voting has two essential ideas: the voter must not be forced, and other people must not be able to discover or control the vote. Step by step, the voter receives the right to choose, considers the candidates, enters the voting area, and marks a choice privately. Option A is wrong because a threat destroys freedom. Option C is wrong because buying a vote replaces personal choice with money or pressure and is corrupt. Option D is wrong because stopping a person from voting removes the person’s political right. Option B is correct because it combines free will with secrecy, protecting the voter from punishment or pressure. Memory cue: free vote means free mind plus secret ballot.

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