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Who takes decisions if disputes arise during counting?

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Correct answer: Authorized election officer

The correct answer is A: an authorised election officer takes the decision according to election law and procedure. Counting disputes may concern a record, a rejected ballot where applicable, a machine or document, or the accuracy of a reported figure. Such matters must be handled by the official who has legal authority and access to the relevant records, not by a person chosen at random. The officer may hear the permitted objections, examine documents, and record the decision under the applicable rules. Option B is wrong because an ordinary voter has no automatic authority to decide a counting dispute. Options C and D are wrong because a trader or school principal has no election authority merely because the counting occurs locally. Memory cue: election dispute means authorised officer plus rules, records, and procedure.

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Counting DisputeElection OfficerElectoral ProcedureVote CountingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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