If all candidates get a chance to campaign according to rules which feature is strengthened?

Correct answer: Fair competition

Correct answer: A, fair competition. Campaigning lets candidates explain their programmes, policies, and priorities to voters. If all candidates receive a reasonable opportunity to campaign under the same rules, voters can hear different views and compare alternatives. This makes competition more equal and meaningful, although fair campaigning also requires obeying election rules and avoiding intimidation or unlawful practices. Option A is correct because equal campaign opportunity supports a level playing field. Option B is wrong because campaigning does not stop voting; it helps voters prepare to vote. Option C is wrong because campaign opportunity does not make the result secret. Option D is wrong because foreign control concerns outside authority and is unrelated to equal campaigning. Memory cue: equal chance to present ideas supports fair competition.