WAEC SSCE - Government - 1993 (Objective)

The electoral success of political party depends on its ability to

rig election successfully

campaign till election day

distribute sufficient funds to voters

engage in mudslinging other political parties

present a good and acceptable mainfesto Azịza ziri ezi

Akọwa Nkọwa

The electoral success of a political party depends on its ability to present a good and acceptable manifesto. This means that the party must have a clear and coherent message that resonates with voters and addresses their concerns. A good manifesto should outline the party's policies, programs and plans to tackle various challenges facing the society. By doing so, the party is able to build trust and confidence with voters, and increase its chances of winning the election. Other factors such as effective campaign strategies, financial resources, and avoiding negative tactics may also contribute to electoral success, but the party's manifesto is often the most important factor.

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