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Why is campaigning prohibited at polling stations to protect voting freedom?

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Correct answer: So voters are protected from last-minute pressure

A polling station must be a neutral place where every voter can make a choice freely. If candidates or their supporters campaign there, they may use speeches, symbols, or direct requests to influence people just before they vote. Some voters may feel pressured, confused, or watched, and this can weaken the freedom and secrecy of voting. Campaigning is therefore prohibited near the polling process so that voters can decide independently. Option A is correct.

The restriction is not meant to stop counting, remove identity checks, or alter the electoral roll. Those activities have different purposes and are governed by separate rules. The important connection is between a quiet, neutral polling environment and free choice. By reducing last-minute persuasion and pressure, the rule helps protect the fairness of the vote for all candidates and voters.

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