What can voters understand during an election campaign?

Correct answer: What each candidate wants to do

The correct answer is B: what each candidate wants to do. Campaigns provide voters with information about candidates’ ideas, priorities, policies and proposed actions. By listening to speeches, reading campaign material and comparing programmes, voters can make a more informed choice. Option A is wrong because the colour of a polling booth does not explain a candidate’s plans. Option C is wrong because weather may be discussed incidentally but is not the main purpose of an election campaign. Option D is wrong because a holiday does not tell voters about political alternatives. The important point is that campaigns connect voters with competing programmes. Memory cue: campaign information helps answer, “What will this candidate do if elected?”