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Why is entry controlled at counting centres?

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Correct answer: To maintain the security and fairness of counting

The correct answer is A: controlled entry protects the security and fairness of counting. Only authorised officials, observers, candidates or representatives permitted by the rules should enter the relevant area. This reduces the risk of unauthorised interference, disorder, damage, or tampering with election materials, while still allowing the lawful monitoring needed for transparency. Option B is wrong because increasing voter turnout is a polling-stage objective, not a reason for restricting access during counting. Option C is wrong because counting centres are not places for issuing new ballot papers after polling. Option D is wrong because winners must be determined through the prescribed counting and result process, not by an informal announcement. Memory cue: controlled access protects the count; authorised observation preserves transparency.

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Counting Centre AccessElection SecurityTransparencyFair CountingPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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