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Elections can be nullified on three grounds:

a. The Election has been modified As a direct result of invalidating the electoral outcomes at numerous voting locations. There is a distinction between situations where more than half of all votes are invalidated, more than half of all votes are invalidated, more than one-third of a valid national election is invalidated, and situations where at least 20% of either all voting locations or federal entities have their votes invalidated.

b. Candidates are not guaranteed to win elections. When candidates who are standing for office are not legally permitted to do so or when a candidate has falsified the legal requirements for election, almost all electoral rules provide for the annulment of the election.

c. The election was not conducted legally It is against the law to use force against voters or to put pressure on them. These fundamental rights infractions might be used as justifications for annulling election results. A new election is held when an election is declared invalid by a relative majority. Contrarily, a fresh election may not be held if a proportional representation election is declared invalid. If a candidate does not meet the legal qualifications to be elected, the election will be declared invalid exclusively for that candidate, and the next-in-line candidate will take his position.

d. General Nullification of elections Few nations let a universal nullification to occur. However, a fresh election will be held if such is the case. It is a fact that certain nations expressly forbid general or municipal elections from being thrown out on any pretext; this ban is based on ideas like timely filing of appeals and the validity of each and every vote. Some nations permit the general annulment of elections where the electoral summons was not issued by an authorised body or when the election day was different from the one legally stipulated by the law. General annulment is also permitted when pressure or violent acts were used to influence the outcome. A similar result would result from breaking the law to conduct elections in that nation.