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Why is neutrality of officials necessary in elections?

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Correct answer: So that no party gets an unfair advantage

Direct answer: A, so that no party gets an unfair advantage. Election officials are responsible for applying election rules, managing polling, protecting the voting process, and helping ensure that votes are counted properly. Neutrality means that officials do not use their position to favour a particular party or candidate. When the same rules are applied fairly to all contestants, voters can trust that the result reflects their choices rather than official bias. Option A is correct because neutrality protects fair competition. B is wrong because officials must not work to guarantee victory for one party. C is wrong because democratic administration should enable eligible voters to participate, not keep them away. D is wrong because credible elections require transparent results, not hidden ones. Memory cue: neutral officials, level playing field.

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Official NeutralityFair ElectionElectoral AdministrationWhat Makes An Election Democratic?What Makes An Election DemocraticElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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