If the media shows only the ruling party and hides other parties, which election condition will be affected?

Correct answer: Fairness of information and comparison of choices

Correct answer: A, fairness of information and comparison of choices. Voters need an opportunity to learn about competing parties and compare their records, policies and candidates. If media coverage presents only the ruling party and hides others, the public receives a one-sided picture. The formal act of voting may continue, but the quality and fairness of the choice are weakened because some alternatives are made nearly invisible. Option A is correct because it identifies both the information problem and its effect on comparison. B is wrong because media bias does not change the legal age of voters. C and D are wrong because the height of a polling station and the ballot-paper size do not address balanced political information. Memory cue: fair choice requires fair visibility of alternatives.