If all parties do not get equal campaign opportunity in elections what effect will it have on voters' decision?

Correct answer: Voters will not hear all views equally

Answer: A, voters will not hear all views equally. In a democratic election, people should be able to compare the programmes, promises and explanations of different parties. Campaigning is one important way through which parties communicate with citizens. If one party receives much greater access to public meetings, media, resources or official support while others are restricted, voters may receive an incomplete or one-sided picture. They may then choose without knowing the available alternatives. Option B is unrelated because campaign opportunity does not automatically correct the voter list. Option C concerns the counting process, not political communication. Option D concerns the election schedule and does not follow from unequal campaigning. Memory cue: equal opportunity helps equal comparison; it does not mean every party must receive exactly the same number of votes.