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Why should those taking major decisions go through elections in democracy?

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Correct answer: So that they get authority from people

Direct answer: Option A is correct: elected decision-makers get authority from the people. In a democracy, citizens are the ultimate source of political power. They choose representatives through elections and give them permission, or legitimacy, to make public decisions. The reasoning is: major decisions affect citizens; citizens must have a way to choose the people who make them; elections provide that choice; therefore elected leaders receive authority from the people. Option A is correct because it expresses this democratic link. Option B is wrong because elected leaders remain under the Constitution and law; election does not place anyone above law. Option C is wrong because elections require people to vote, not stop voting. Option D is wrong because democracy permits opposition and needs it to question the government. Memory cue: election means public choice and public authority, not unlimited power.

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ElectionsLegitimacyMajor Decisions

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