Electoral Politics

What is not the purpose of elections in a democracy?

• To determine the length of a government's term

• To decide  who will make laws for them

• To select the ruling party

• To choose people's representatives

Which of the following is a condition for a democratic election?

• Limited choices for voters

• Voters not being able to choose their own representative

• Regular intervals between elections

• Candidates chosen by the government

Why is political competition considered good in elections?

• It leads to corruption in the electoral process

• It limits the choices available to voters

• It motivates political parties to serve the people

• It ensures the same party stays in power

What is the system of elections in India called?

• By-Elections

• General Elections

• Vidhan Sabha

• Lok Sabha

How are electoral constituencies determined in India?

• Based on geographical location

• Based on the number of candidates

• Based on political party affiliations

• Based on population density

What is the purpose of the Voters' List?

• To identify eligible voters

• To track election campaign expenses

• To determine the winner of an election

• To distribute Election Photo Identity Cards

Who can become a candidate in elections?

• Anyone who is a registered voter above age of 25

• Anyone with a high income

• Anyone with a criminal record

• Anyone above the age of 18

What is NOT the purpose of the nomination form in elections?

• To collect information of his criminal records

• To ensure the candidate is of legal voting age

• To provide details of the candidate's education

• To declare the candidate's assets and liabilities

What is the duration of election campaigns in India?

• Three months

• One month

• Two weeks

• One week

What is the maximum amount a candidate can spend on a Lok Sabha election in India?

• 10 lakhs

• 1 crore

• 25 lakhs

• 50 lakhs