If nomination is proper but misinformation is spread during the campaign, what effect will it have on voters?

Correct answer: Voters’ informed decision may be weakened

Answer: A. Proper nomination only shows that the candidate has completed the required formal process; it does not make every campaign statement true. Voters need reliable information about candidates, policies and issues to compare choices sensibly. Misinformation can confuse them, create false beliefs and weaken the quality of their decision. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because misinformation cannot give anyone an extra vote. Option C is wrong because a nomination does not automatically become cancelled merely because the question says misinformation was spread; the legal response depends on the facts and applicable rules. Option D is wrong because a polling booth is part of the election arrangement and is not ended by campaign misinformation. Memory cue: valid nomination and truthful campaigning are separate requirements.