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non- democratic election
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A non-democratic government is one that does not satisfy all the guidelines for holding democracy. A nondemocratic administration might have no ballots at all or it might have votes that are just for representation because the people do not have any substantial opportunities.
Democratic elections are competing. Opposition bodies and candidates must possess the freedom of expression, association, and movement important to voice their critiques of the government honestly and to bring alternative strategies and competitors to the citizens.
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