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How can a voter elect the right candidate or political party?

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In a democracy, it is the duty of the voter to elect the right candidate who will be running the affairs of the government. However, since large number of candidates contest the elections, it is a hard choice for people to choose the appropriate candidate. While electing the right candidate, the voters should keep the following points in mind:

The sense of service of the candidate

His dedication towards his work and responsibilities

Personal honesty

His achievements in public life and capability to lead and administer

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