Use of loudspeakers in election campaign should be under what?

Correct answer: Under the rules and permission of the Election Commission and local administration

Correct answer: A. Election campaigning is not completely unrestricted. The use of loudspeakers must follow directions of the Election Commission and applicable local administrative rules, including required permission and restrictions intended to maintain public order. Such regulation gives campaigns a common legal framework and protects residents and voters from unnecessary disturbance. Option A is correct because it combines official rules and permission. Option B is wrong because unrestricted use could disturb people and violate campaign regulations. Option C is wrong because a polling station is meant for voting, not ordinary campaign activity. Option D is wrong because the purpose of campaigning is to communicate with voters, never to prevent them from voting. Memory cue: campaign equipment means rules plus permission.