concept   elections
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • United States (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Iran (1) • Western democracies (1) • democratic societies (1) • authoritarian regimes (1) • Germany (1) • Nigeria (1) • various (1) • Belarus (1) • Cuba (1) • Venezuela (1) • Zimbabwe (1) • Countries facing political instability or conflict (1) • Somalia (1) • Totalitarian regimes (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 elections United States Elections in the United States are regular and essential democratic processes that often involve a two-party system for choosing government officials. 13
2 elections United Kingdom Elections are a crucial part of the democratic process in the United Kingdom, involving voluntary voting and political campaigning. 12
3 elections Iran In Iran, political elections are tightly controlled and candidates must be approved by the ruling authorities. 5
4 elections Western democracies Free and regular elections with choices and democratic processes are fundamental in Western democracies. 5
5 elections democratic societies Fair and free elections are essential for democratic societies to select their leaders. 5
6 elections authoritarian regimes Elections in authoritarian regimes are often manipulated to preserve the ruling party's control. 4
7 elections Germany In Germany, well-organized, high-turnout elections with impartial commissions are crucial. 3
8 elections Nigeria Nigerian elections involve diverse parties, are crucial for democracy, but face challenges with violence and fraud. 3
9 elections various Elections in various cultures involve voting for representatives and require fair practices and financial support. 3
10 elections Belarus In Belarus, elections are typically predetermined to prioritize stability over diverse representation. 2
11 elections Cuba Elections in Cuba are ceremonial and have predetermined outcomes favoring the ruling party or leader. 2
12 elections Venezuela Elections in Venezuela are criticized for being rigged and lacking transparency. 2
13 elections Zimbabwe Zimbabwean elections are criticized for rigging, opposition suppression, and lack of transparency. 2
14 elections Countries facing political instability or conflict Countries facing political instability or conflict may experience disruptions, irregularities, or a lack of democratic process in their elections. 1
15 elections Somalia In Somalia, clan-based politics and traditional leaders greatly influence election processes and outcomes. 1
16 elections Totalitarian regimes Elections in totalitarian regimes are often manipulated to maintain power and suppress opposition. 1