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Why is distributing liquor or gifts on polling day considered wrong?

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Correct answer: It can influence voters

The correct answer is A: liquor or gifts can influence voters and interfere with a free choice. A voter should decide on the basis of issues, candidates and personal judgment, not because of a benefit offered on polling day. Distributing such items may create an unfair advantage for the person or party giving them, and it can be a form of inducement. A is correct because influence or inducement weakens free and fair electoral competition. B is wrong because gifts and liquor do not correct names or details in the electoral roll. C is wrong because these distributions have no role in counting votes. D is wrong because secret voting protects the voter’s choice; gifts do not create secrecy. Memory cue: a free vote must be free from gifts, money, liquor, fear and pressure.

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