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- Electorate and Representationpolitical-science-mcqs › electorate-and-representation
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- 15 Jun 2022
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Option B is correct because a constituency is the division of a country into electoral districts specifically for conducting elections. Option A describes a law related to such divisions, but does not define 'constituency' itself. Option C refers to constitutional territorial boundaries, which may not correspond to electoral divisions. Option D is incorrect as option B accurately defines 'constituency'.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which author is credited with the statement, "In modern times, the electorate has essentially turned into an instrument of the government"?
- 2.In the List System of voting, what does the voter select?
- 3.Which individual was a strong advocate for the system of plural voting?
- 4.Who stated the following argument supporting women's right to vote: "If there is any difference, women need it more than men, as their physical weakness makes them more reliant on law and society for protection"?
- 5.Who was a prominent supporter of the concept of Functional Representation?
- 6.What does the term 'Functional Representation' refer to?
- 7.What does territorial representation refer to?
- 8.The Limited Vote system is designed to achieve which of the following?
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