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Why does voting lose importance if there is no real choice in an election?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because the voter can make only a nominal decision

Correct answer: A. Voting is meaningful only when voters can choose among genuine alternatives. In a democratic election, different candidates or parties should present different policies, ideas, or records. The voter then compares them and selects the person or party preferred. If only one candidate or one approved option is available, marking a ballot does not provide a real choice; the decision becomes merely nominal or symbolic. A is correct because it describes this loss of meaningful choice. B is wrong: having no alternatives makes voters less free, not more free. C is unrelated because vote counting rules do not create electoral choice. D is also wrong: the Election Commission may still exist even when an election lacks real competition. Memory cue: no alternatives means no meaningful choice.

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Real ChoiceMeaningful VotingElectoral CompetitionWhy Do We Need Elections?Why Do We Need ElectionsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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