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ch4aika [34]
2 years ago
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Goshia [24]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. Ang mga mamamayan ay maaaring lumahok sa kalahok na demokratikong gobyerno sa pamamagitan ng dalawang paraan pangunahin

a) Sa pamamagitan ng pagboto kung saan pipiliin nila ang kanilang kandidato

b) Sa pamamagitan ng paglapit sa mga nahalal na kandidato na may mga mungkahi

2. Sa aking Barangay, ang mga mamamayan ay aktibong lumahok sa pagboto

3. Ang promosyon ng pakikilahok ng mamamayan ay lalong nagpatibay ng kumpiyansa ng mga tao sa kanilang napiling kandidato dahil nais ng kandidato na aktibong lumahok sila.

Explanation:

1. Ang mga mamamayan ay maaaring lumahok sa kalahok na demokratikong gobyerno sa pamamagitan ng dalawang paraan pangunahin

a) Sa pamamagitan ng pagboto kung saan pipiliin nila ang kanilang kandidato

b) Sa pamamagitan ng paglapit sa mga nahalal na kandidato na may mga mungkahi

2. Sa aking Barangay, ang mga mamamayan ay aktibong lumahok sa pagboto

3. Ang promosyon ng pakikilahok ng mamamayan ay lalong nagpatibay ng kumpiyansa ng mga tao sa kanilang napiling kandidato dahil nais ng kandidato na aktibong lumahok sila.

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