What does a candidate ask from voters during a campaign?

Correct answer: Support and votes

Correct answer: A, support and votes. During an election campaign, a candidate communicates with voters through speeches, meetings, printed or digital messages, and other permitted methods. The candidate explains ideas or policies, discusses local concerns, and requests that voters support the candidature by casting their votes. A campaign is an appeal to the electorate, not a legal or administrative procedure. Option B is wrong because collecting tax is a government or authorised administrative function, not the normal purpose of a candidate’s campaign appeal. Option C is wrong because a court order comes from a court, not from voters during campaigning. Option D is wrong because weather information is unrelated to seeking electoral support. Campaign promises should be considered critically and compared with the candidate’s record and plans. Memory cue: campaign means “communicate and ask for votes.”