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Positive effects of political competition

Answer 1

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survey of less experienced eligible voters tests relationships among cynicism toward the political system, negativism toward campaigns, apathy toward political participation, third‐person perceptions for political polling and advertising, voting efficacy and voting intentions. Cynicism and negativity are positively associated with third‐person perceptions, which is related to greater voting efficacy and voting intent. Cynicism has both negative and positive associations with voting efficacy. Apathy is related to reduced voting efficacy, with efficacy positively associated with voting intentions. It is concluded that some negative feelings about politics serve to heighten, rather than dampen, young voters’ intent to participate in the elective process. It appears that the voters who believe they can see through the lies they believe they are being told by politicians via the media are more apt to think their participation can make a difference.

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Answer 2

Positive effects of political competition include better decision-makers.  

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• Political competition is one of the most important features of a democratic government. It has various benefits for the citizens such as:
• It motivates political leaders to improve their work and be better than their competitors. As a result of this, leaders actually work to win not only the elections but also the trust of the people.
• The Political competition also allows the public to make an informed choice and choose the best from a lot.
• The Political competition also ensures that the most deserving and hard-working people only are selected to be in power.