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Why is it necessary for government officials to remain impartial during elections?

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Correct answer: So they do not give unfair advantage to any party

Correct answer: A, officials must not give any party an unfair advantage. Government officials administer important parts of an election, such as implementing rules, managing polling arrangements and maintaining order. If they favour a party, misuse public authority or treat candidates differently, voters cannot trust the process and competition is distorted. Impartiality means applying the same lawful standards to all sides, not supporting one side. Option A is correct because it protects equal treatment and public confidence. Option B is wrong because officials are not required to become candidates. Option C is wrong because votes are protected through ballot secrecy, not made public by officials. Option D is wrong because an accurate electoral roll supports voting; it should not be removed. Cue: neutral officials, fair administration.

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