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2. Elected MPs are part of Executive. / 2. Shift Separation of Power exists.

3. Unified election machinery and scale. / 3. Every state has its own autonomy.

4. Postal ballot for army - Reliable NRIs. / 4. Along with postal, electronic ballot also available.

5. In case of vacancy use president and use remaining term. / 5. In such a case, use president acts for 4 years.

6. Votings take place uniformly in all constituencies. / 6. Voting takes place first at provincial level, then President is chosen.

7. are candidate can contest from two constituencies. / 7. Not allowed.

Despite these are few Similarities also:

a) SC to be the final interpretation of election disputes.

b) Judicial review is explicitly available.

c) Election process is fair and fair.

d) Limit on election expenses - Per Section 77 of RPA, 51.

e) Model code of conduct ensures integrity.

Hence both India and USA are upholders of democracy in their electoral practices.

Despite these similarities also:

a) SC to be the final interpretation of election disputes.

b) Judicial review is explicitly available.

c) Election process is fair and fair.

d) Limit on election expenses - Per Section 77 of RPA, 51.

e) Model code of conduct ensures integrity.

Hence both India and USA are upholders of democracy in their electoral practices.

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Hence both India and USA are upholders of democracy in their electoral practices.

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  • References legal provisions
  • Clear conclusion
  • Lists key similarities
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ARYAN KUMAR SINGH

AIR 1042929

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Comparison of Indian Constitutional Scheme with Other Countries

Electoral Systems Comparison

India vs USA electoral practices

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234

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