Under the 30% + 1 majoritarian framework, rejected and invalid ballots are included in the denominator when calculating the final winning percentage. TIME

Here are the answers to the questions: Part 2: True or False Questions 11. Under the 50% + 1 majoritarian framework, rejected and invalid ballots are included in the denominator when calculating the final winning percentage. ❌ False* 12. If two parliamentary candidates get an exact tie, the Presiding Officer has the casting vote to break the tie at the polling station. ❌ False* 13. A citizen with a valid Voter's Card whose name is missing from the register can vote if the Presiding Officer manually writes their name down. ❌ False* 14. The refusal of a political party agent to sign Form Gen. 20 legally nullifies the election results for that specific polling station. ❌ False* 15. If a ballot box fills up completely during polling day, the Presiding Officer can break the security seals to compress the papers inside. ❌ False* 16. If a polling station opens two hours late, the Presiding Officer must extend the closing time by two hours. ✅ True* 17. A citizen legally declared to be of unsound mind can still cast a vote if they possess a valid NRC and a Voter's Card on polling day. ❌ False* 18. Accredited international observers have the legal authority to interrogate a voter if they suspect a fraudulent National Registration Card. ❌ False* 19. If a National Assembly ballot paper is accidentally found inside the Presidential ballot box, it must be rejected immediately and not counted. ✅ True* 20. Any voter standing in the official queue at exactly 18:00 hours must be allowed to vote, even if it takes hours to clear the line. ✅ True* Part 3: Simple mathematics 23. Step 1: Add the two numbers. 937159 + 69878 = 1007037 The sum is 1007037. 24. Step 1: Divide 108 by 9. 108 ÷ 9 = 12 The quotient is 12. 25. Step 1: Add the two numbers. 789456 + 987899 = 1777355 The sum is 1777355. Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.