MCQ Elections,Elections Laws and Electoral ReformsALL MCQ For Elections,Elections Laws and Electoral Reforms 1. What is the primary purpose of elections in democratic societies?To elect government officialsTo promote political partiesTo ensure the government's legitimacy through the consent of the governedTo organize political campaignsQuestion 1 of 152. How often do general elections for the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies occur in India?Every 4 yearsEvery 5 yearsEvery 6 yearsEvery 7 yearsQuestion 2 of 153. What is the time period within which elections must be held after the dissolution of the Lok Sabha according to the Indian Constitution?Within 3 monthsWithin 4 monthsWithin 6 monthsWithin 1 yearQuestion 3 of 154. Which event marks the official beginning of the election process in India?Candidate nomination filingIssuance of the election notificationElection campaign launchVoter registrationQuestion 4 of 155. Who is typically appointed as the Returning Officer for Lok Sabha elections?Sub-Divisional MagistrateChief Election OfficerDistrict MagistrateElection CommissionerQuestion 5 of 156. What is the primary purpose of an election campaign?To prepare and present ideas and positions on issues to votersTo draft the election manifestoTo conduct voting on election dayTo monitor the election processQuestion 6 of 157. The duration for Election Campaign decided by the Election Commission in India, is3 Weeks2 WeeksOne month before the election1 WeeksQuestion 7 of 158. What is the objective of the Model Code of Conduct during elections?To ensure political parties spend money on advertisementsTo prevent unfair campaigning and ensure peace and orderTo promote the ruling party's agendaTo organize the election manifestosQuestion 8 of 159. What does an election manifesto typically include?A list of all candidates running in the electionPolicies, programs, and promises the political party intends to implementThe official voting scheduleThe list of election inspectorsQuestion 9 of 1510. What is the role of the Returning Officer (RO) after the nomination of candidates?To oversee the election campaignTo issue election manifestosTo prepare a list of candidates and create the ballot paperTo monitor the polling processQuestion 10 of 1511. What is the main advantage of using Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) over traditional paper ballots?EVMs are more expensive to useEVMs eliminate the possibility of illegal votes and make the counting process fasterEVMs require more paper for votingEVMs are less accurate than paper ballotsQuestion 11 of 1512. What is the general rule for the operation hours of a polling station on election day in India?4 hours6 hours8 hours10 hoursQuestion 12 of 1513. Who ensures the fairness and transparency of the election campaign and monitors voters' freedom to vote without undue influence in India?The President of IndiaThe Election Commission of India (ECI)The Prime MinisterPolitical partiesQuestion 13 of 1514. What is the restriction on the publication of exit poll results in India?Exit poll results can be published anytime after the voting beginsExit poll results can only be published 30 minutes after the voting endsExit poll results can only be published after the voting time ends on the last dayExit poll results can be published before the voting beginsQuestion 14 of 1515. What happens if a party or candidate believes there has been malpractice during an election in India?They can file a normal civil lawsuitThey can file an election petitionThey can appeal to the Supreme Court directlyThey can request a recountQuestion 15 of 15 Loading...
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