If the administration favours one candidate in an election what will happen?

Correct answer: Fairness will weaken

The correct answer is C, fairness will weaken. Election officials and the administration are expected to apply the rules impartially to all candidates and voters. If the administration uses its authority, resources, or influence to help one candidate, other candidates may not receive an equal opportunity and voters may feel pressure or lose confidence in the process. Option C is correct because favouritism destroys neutrality, which is necessary for a free and fair election. Option A is wrong because partial treatment cannot make an election fairer. Option B is wrong because administrative favouritism may restrict, rather than expand, voters’ freedom. Option D is wrong because supporting one candidate does not create more choices; it gives an unfair advantage to one option. A neutral administration acts like an impartial referee and does not decide the winner in advance. Memory cue: neutral administration protects fairness; favouritism weakens it.