If a campaign has only entertainment and no policy discussion, what will voters lack?

Correct answer: Policy-based information

Direct answer: Voters will lack policy-based information. The useful purpose of an election campaign is not merely to attract attention or entertain people. Candidates and parties should explain what they propose to do, which problems they identify, and how their programmes may affect citizens. Policy discussion allows voters to compare alternatives and connect promises with their own needs. Option A is correct because without such discussion, voters may know slogans or personalities but not the actual choices before them. Option B is wrong because a voting machine is an instrument used at polling, not information missing from a campaign. Option C is wrong because an identity card is a document for voter identification, not a policy explanation. Option D is wrong because a polling station is a place where voting occurs. Memory cue: good campaigns inform the mind, not only entertain the audience.