Election Based Questions for RRB Group D Exam
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Q1There were two candidates in an election. One candidate got 28% of the total valid votes and lost by 13,200 votes. Find the total number of valid votes.Q2In an election, 8640 people or 72% of the eligible voters cast their votes. If the number of eligible voters increases by 8% next year, how many eligible voters will there be in total next year?Q3A, B and C are three candidates in an election. A got 18% votes and B got 43% votes, whereas C was on second rank. If B won the election by 6,996 votes, then find the total number of votes.Q4In an election held between two candidates, 75% voters cast their votes. Out of them 2% votes were declared invalid. One candidate got 9261 votes which was 75% of valid votes. In this election what was the total number of registered voters ?Q5In an election with three candidates, M, N and R, candidate M secured 42% of the total votes, while candidate R obtained 34%. If the total number of votes polled was 37,700 and all were valid, how many votes did candidate N receive?Q6In an election between two candidates, 78% of the voters cast their votes, out of which 4% votes were declared invalid. A candidate got 13,572 votes, out of which 58% were valid votes. Find the total number of voters enrolled in that election.Q7In an election, Candidate A secures 60% of the votes, Candidate B secures 30% of the votes, and Candidate C secures the remaining 10%. If the total number of votes cast in the election is 1,20,000, how many more votes did Candidate A receive than Candidate B?Q8In an election between two candidates, one candidate secured 42% of the votes and was defeated by the other candidate with a margin of 416 votes. If all the votes cast were valid, what was the total number of votes polled?Q9In an election between two candidates, 20% of the total votes were declared invalid. The winning candidate received 40% of the valid votes and secured 1,60,000 more valid votes than the runner-up, who received 32% of the valid votes. Find the total number of valid votes.Q10In an election between two candidates, Dinesh received 46.5% of the total votes and lost to Rizwan by a margin of 3150 votes. If all votes cast were valid, how many votes did Rizwan secure?Practice Free →Q11In an election, there were 12,000 voters. In the first round, Babita received 40% of the votes, and Ramanlal received 35% of the votes. The remaining votes went to other candidates. In the second round, Babita gained 20% more votes compared to the first round, while Ramanlal gained 10% more votes. How many votes did Babita receive in the second round?Q12In an election with two candidates, 25% of the total votes were invalid. One candidate received 40% of the valid votes. If the total number of votes was 3,75,000, how many valid votes did the other candidate receive?Q13In an election with two candidates, Candidate A received 75% of the total valid votes. If 10% of the total 14,000 votes were declared invalid, how many valid votes did Candidate B receive?Q14In an election, the winner gets 80% of the total valid votes. If 18% are invalid votes out of 2,00,000 votes, then the votes polled in favour of the winner are:6491Q15In an election held in a city, the voting percentage was 72%. The winner got 27% of the polled votes, while the runner-up got 15% of the polled votes. If there were 1,20,000 voters in that city, by how many votes did the winner win the election?Q16Three candidates contested an election. The first candidate got 40% votes and the second got 30% votes. If the total number of votes polled were 36,000, find the number of votes obtained by the third candidate.Q17In an election, 70% of the total voters cast their votes. Out of these, 60% voted for candidate X and the remaining voted for candidate Y. If candidate Y received 8400 votes, calculate the total number of registered voters.Q18In an election, 60% of the total voters cast their votes. Out of these, 75% voted for candidate A and the remaining voted for candidate B. If candidate B received 7500 votes, calculate the total number of registered voters.Q19In a town with 75,000 voters, 95% cast their votes, all of which were valid. There were three candidates: A, B, and C. Candidate A received 40% of the valid votes, while candidate B received 12% fewer votes than A. What percentage of the valid votes did candidate C receive?Q20In an election, there are three candidates: A, B, and C. Candidate A gets 40% of the total valid votes, Candidate B gets 30%, and Candidate C gets the remaining votes. If 12% of the total votes were declared invalid and the total number of voters was 25,000, find the number of votes received by Candidate C.
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