Which of the following is/are the demerit/s of Electoral Competition?

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It leads to division and factionalism everywhere.

Different political parties and their leaders often say bad things about each other. To win elections, parties and candidates often use dirty tricks.

It is often said that the pressure to win elections makes it hard to develop good long-term plans.

All of the above

answer is D.

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All of the above are the demerits of Electoral Competition and they are as follows:
1)      It leads to divisiveness and factionalism in every locale.
2)      A common practice among political parties and leaders is casting accusations against one another. In order to win elections, parties and candidates often resort to underhanded tactics.
3)      It is a common belief that the pressure to win electoral battles prevents politicians from formulating logical and long-term policies.
4)      Some morally upstanding citizens intend to serve their nation but do not want to since they do not like being drawn into the unhealthy competition.

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