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Who can vote in a democratic election?

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Correct answer: Eligible voters

Direct answer: C, eligible voters can vote. Democratic elections are based on the principle that citizens who satisfy the legal conditions for voting, such as being included in the electoral roll and meeting the required age, may participate. The right is not limited to wealth, leadership or military service. A is wrong because democracy does not reserve voting for rich people. B is wrong because leaders are candidates or representatives, but they are not the only voters. D is wrong because voting is not restricted only to soldiers. C is correct because eligibility is determined by electoral rules, not social status or occupation. Memory cue: democracy expands political participation through eligible citizens, not privileged groups.

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Eligible-VotersUniversal-ParticipationVoting-RightDemocratic-EqualityWhat Makes An Election Democratic?What Makes An Election DemocraticElectoral PoliticsCivics

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