Electorate and Representation

A.Marx
B.Laski
C.Rousseau
D.J.S.Mill

A.Right to vote granted to all University graduates
B.Right to vote granted to all adult citizens
C.Right to vote granted to all men
D.Rgith to vote granted to citizens who pay taxes

A.Enactment of bad laws which cause suffering to common people
B.The right to vote
C.Right to vote granted to people with property
D.Right to vote granted to ad without discrimination

A.The body of voters
B.The elected representatives of people
C.The nominated members of parliament
D.The candidates who actually contest the elections

A.Vote
B.Right to vote
C.Right to vote granted to women
D.Right to vote granted to men

A.In this there should be multimember constituency
B.Each voter has more than one vote
C.Quota of each candidate to win the seat is fixed in advance
D.Surplus votes of winning candidate can be transferred to the other
E.None of the above

A.It helps in protecting the interests of weaker sections of society
B.Denial of woman suffrage is against the concept of political sovereignty
C.Any denial is opposed to the concept of democracy
D.It is likely to reduced political conflicts in family life

A.He should be educated
B.He should be politically awakened
C.He should be a property owner
D.He should cast his vote judiciously

A.It aims at forcing disinterested people to vote
B.It will reduce the importance of vote
C.It may result in the election of nondeserving persons
D.Voting cannot be a matter of compulsion
E.Vote cannot be national trust to be exercised by all compulsorily

A.Public voting system
B.Plural voting system
C.System of functional representation
D.System of secret ballot