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Why is ink marked on the finger after voting?

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Correct answer: To prevent double voting

Correct answer: A, to prevent double voting. After a person has voted, election officials mark a finger with indelible ink according to the election procedure. The visible mark helps indicate that the person has already taken part in voting, making it harder for the same person to attempt to vote again. A is correct because the mark supports the prevention of repeated voting. B is wrong because an ink mark is not an identity card and does not replace identity verification. C is wrong because votes are counted from the recorded ballots or voting units later; the ink does not count votes. D is wrong because the mark has no role in stopping campaign speeches or campaign activity. The ink is a safeguard for the integrity of polling. Memory cue: one voter, one voting mark, so repeat voting can be discouraged.

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Indelible InkDouble VotingPolling SecurityElectionPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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