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What is one significant difference between a democratic and a non-democratic election regarding candidate eligibility?

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CBSE
Class 11
Political Science
Indian Constitution at Work
ELECTION AND REPRESENTATION
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What is one significant differ...

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What is one significant difference between a democratic and a non-democratic election regarding candidate eligibility?

1

Democratic elections allow only party-affiliated candidates.

2

Non-democratic elections often limit candidates to those loyal to the regime.

3

Democratic elections often have no requirements for candidates.

4

Both types of elections allow anyone to contest.

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