Limiting the frequency of elections could have what result? Officers would be elected annually. People might have to go to the polls for primaries and general elections only. A long ballot would be used more often. More people might turn to the polls.

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Davon Riggs

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9 July, 08:11

Limiting the frequency of elections could have what result? Officers would be elected annually. People might have to go to the polls for primaries and general elections only. A long ballot would be used more often. More people might turn to the polls.

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More people might turn to the polls.

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Limiting the frequency of elections can result in increase voters turnout as more individual will turn to the polls. Due to the longer breaks between elections, there may be increased competitiveness among aspirants which may bring about increased voters turnout. Secondly, increasing the time limits between elections will result in an increase in the ages of eligible voters between elections which could also result in higher voters turnout.