If a campaign contains only personal attacks and no discussion of issues, what deficiency will remain?

Correct answer: Voters will receive less policy-based information.

Correct answer: A. An election campaign should help citizens understand public issues, proposed policies and possible solutions. Personal attacks focus on an individual rather than explaining how that person or party would govern. Without issue-based discussion, voters have less useful information for comparing programmes and judging which promises may address their concerns. B is wrong because personal attacks do not correct the electoral roll. C is wrong because the number of polling stations is an administrative matter and does not automatically rise because of campaign language. D is wrong because scrutiny of nomination papers is a separate official stage that takes place according to election rules. A healthy campaign may examine a public record, but it should not replace policy discussion with abuse. Memory cue: informed choice needs issues, not insults.