After nomination campaign shows competition among whom?

Correct answer: Among candidates and parties

Correct answer: A, among candidates and political parties. After nominations are accepted, the candidates in a constituency present their views, records and plans to voters. Parties and independent candidates compete to gain public support and votes. A is correct because this is the central purpose of an election campaign: electoral competition between alternative candidates or parties. B is wrong because judges and police are not the competing electoral contestants in this context. C is wrong because schools and hospitals are public institutions, not candidates. D is wrong because tax offices are government offices and do not contest elections against one another. Competition should follow election laws and respect voters’ freedom of choice. Memory cue: nomination creates the list of contestants; campaigning displays their competition.