Question

explain any three characteristics of popular participation in election process​

Answer 1

Answer:

yess I can answer your question easily but.......... please follow me and mark me as a brianliest if I am helpful

my answers will be seen explanation box ok

Explanation:

In a democratic country like India elections play an important role and reflect people and political participation as the people choose their ruling representatives from a choice of different..... 1 people's participation in election is usually measured by the voter turnout fingers and in India the turnout has either remined the stable or actually gone up 2. In India the poor literate and underprivileged people 14 larger proportion as compared to the rich and privileged

Answer 2

Answer:

Hope this helps you

Explanation:

1)  In a democratic country like India, elections play an important role and reflect people and political participation, as the people choose their ruling representatives from a choice of different political parties

2)  To check the quality of election process, it is essential to analyse the effective participation of people in it. For instance, if the election procedure is not fair, people would never participate and exercise their vote and hence, boycott and prevent participation in elections

3)  People’s participation in elections is usually measured by voter turnout figures. If the turnout percentage is high, it is understood that eligible voters have cast their votes in elections.

4)  Thus, elections are all about political competition. This competition takes various forms. The most positive form is competition among political parties. At the constituency level, it takes the form of competition among several candidates and if there is no competition elections will become pointless.

5)  Political leaders all over the world are motivated by the desire to advance their political careers. They wish to serve the interests and wishes of people. Electoral competition provides incentives to political parties and leaders.

6)  These leaders raise issues that people want as they feel that their popularity and chances to win next elections increase and the vice versa