What can be the purpose of placing a time limit on the campaign period?

Correct answer: Keeping the campaign organised and regulated

Correct answer: D. A fixed campaign period gives candidates a defined opportunity to present their views and gives voters time to listen, compare, and decide. It also prevents campaigning from continuing without limit, which could create disorder, constant pressure, unfair advantage, or disturbance close to polling. D is correct because time regulation helps maintain an organised and balanced election process. A is wrong because a campaign deadline does not remove the voter list. B is wrong because it does not stop candidates from receiving votes; it sets a common campaign framework. C is wrong because counting is a later stage and is not hidden by a campaign timetable. Memory cue: a clear campaign schedule supports equal opportunity and orderly voting.