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Why is preventing a voter from voting not merely an individual problem?

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Correct answer: Because it also affects the collective accuracy of representation

Correct answer: A. In a representative democracy, elected representatives are chosen through the combined choices of eligible voters. If one voter is wrongly prevented from voting, that person’s political voice is excluded. If such exclusion happens to many people, the final vote totals may no longer reflect the genuine preferences of the constituency. The problem is therefore both individual and collective: an individual right is denied, and the accuracy and legitimacy of representation may be weakened. Option A is correct because it connects access to voting with the quality of collective representation. Option B is wrong because stopping a voter cannot change a candidate’s age. Option C is wrong because exclusion does not automatically remove election expenses. Option D is wrong because blocking voting does not make a campaign lawful. Memory cue: every protected vote contributes to trustworthy representation.

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Right To VoteRepresentationExclusionWhat Makes Elections In India Free And Fair?What Makes Elections In India Free And FairElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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