If elections have only popular slogans but no discussion on policies why will democratic decision weaken?

Correct answer: Voters will not be able to make policy-based informed decisions

Correct answer: A. An election is meaningful when voters can consider what parties and candidates propose, how they plan to govern and how their earlier performance should be judged. A slogan may attract attention, but by itself it does not explain a policy, its costs, its expected benefits or how it will affect different groups. Without discussion and comparison, voters may be pushed toward emotional reactions rather than a reasoned choice. Option A is correct because democratic decision-making depends on informed citizens who can connect promises with public issues. B is about voter registration and is unrelated. C does not follow: lack of policy discussion does not automatically make a transfer of power peaceful. D concerns counting procedures, not the quality of campaign debate. Memory cue: slogans attract voters; policy discussion informs them.