What does a candidate share with people during an election campaign?

Correct answer: Policies, plans and promises

Correct answer: B. During an election campaign, a candidate or political party communicates its ideas, policies, programmes, plans and promises to the public. These points tell voters what the candidate claims to value and what actions may be taken if the candidate is elected. Voters can use this information, along with other reliable information, to compare choices. Option A is wrong because a counting machine is used in the election process and is not campaign content shared as a policy proposal. Option C is wrong because a delimitation order concerns constituency boundaries and is not normally the candidate’s campaign programme. Option D is wrong because voter-list passwords are not a legitimate campaign subject or public information. B is correct because it names the substance of a campaign. Memory cue: campaign answers “What will you do?” through policies, plans and promises.