free election

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• The cornerstone of any democracy is a free and fair election.
• International observers were sent to monitor the country's first free election in decades.
• The people took to the streets, demanding a genuinely free election.
• The transitional government has promised to hold a free election within a year.
• Without a truly free election, the new government's legitimacy will be questioned.
• Ensuring a free election is the primary responsibility of the electoral commission.
• After years of dictatorship, the nation finally celebrated its first free presidential election.
• Activists argue that it cannot be considered a free election while opposition leaders are imprisoned.
• The right to participate in a free election is guaranteed by the constitution.
• The path to democracy is paved with consistent, free elections at all levels of government.