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Why are polling and counting considered separate stages?

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Correct answer: Votes are cast in polling and results are found in counting

Polling and counting are two different parts of an election. Polling is the stage in which eligible voters record their choices for candidates. Counting is the later stage in which election officials open or examine the recorded votes according to the rules and calculate how many votes each candidate received. Keeping these stages separate helps protect the fairness and clarity of the process.

Option A is correct because it states the exact difference: votes are cast during polling, while the result is determined during counting. The other choices describe activities that do not take place in both stages. Campaigning happens before voting, nominations are filed earlier, and the electoral roll is prepared before polling. Therefore, polling comes first and counting follows after voting has ended.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Votes are cast in polling and results are found in counting

Why is this the correct answer?

Polling and counting are two different parts of an election. Polling is the stage in which eligible voters record their choices for candidates. Counting is the later stage in which election officials open or examine the recorded votes according to the rules and calculate how many votes each candidate received. Keeping these stages separate helps protect the fairness and clarity of the process.

Option A is correct because it states the exact difference: votes are cast during polling, while the result is determined during counting. The other choices describe activities that do not take place in both stages. Campaigning happens before voting, nominations are filed earlier, and the electoral roll is prepared before polling. Therefore, polling comes first and counting follows after voting has ended.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Electoral Politics. Topic: Polling and counting of votes.

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