Cambodia's Election

Why are elections conducted periodically?

• To waste time and resources

• To limit citizens' participation

• To ensure accountability and give citizens the opportunity to choose their representatives.

• To maintain a dictatorship

What is the purpose of changing government and political office holders?

• To consolidate power and suppress dissent

• To create chaos and instability

• To ensure accountability, representation, and bring in new ideas and perspectives.

• To maintain the status quo and prevent progress

Who is responsible for conducting elections?

• Local government

• Political parties

• School principals

• Election commission

What is the role of citizens in the electoral process?

• To ignore the electoral process

• To blindly follow the opinions of others

• To exercise their right to vote, stay informed, participate in debates, and hold elected officials accountable.

• To spread misinformation about candidates

Name one type of electoral system used in Cambodia.

• Majority/Plurally system

• First-past-the-post system

• Ranked-choice voting system

• Proportional representation system

What are the benefits of having electoral systems?

• Limited political participation

• Decreased voter turnout

• Representation of diverse viewpoints, political stability, and peaceful transfer of power.

• Increased corruption and fraud

How do electoral systems promote democracy?

• By appointing representatives without any input from the citizens

• By allowing only one political party to participate in elections

• By allowing citizens to choose their representatives through free and fair elections, ensuring representation of diverse views, and holding elected officials accountable to the people.

• By restricting certain groups from participating in elections

How many mandates of national election in Cambodia from 1993 to 2024?

• Three mandates

• Four mandates

• Seven mandates

• Six mandates

How many members of National Assembly in Cambodia for the seventh mandate?

• 120

• 122

• 125

• 122

How many seats in Cambodia's senate?

• 63

• 65

• 62

• 58