Why should the ruling party not misuse government vehicles in an election campaign?

Correct answer: Because it reduces equal opportunity

The correct answer is A: misuse of government vehicles reduces equal opportunity. Government resources belong to public administration, not to one party’s private campaign advantage. If the ruling party uses such resources improperly, it may spend public money and gain facilities that rival candidates cannot use equally. This distorts competition and makes the election less fair. Option B is wrong because secret voting concerns the privacy of a voter’s choice. Option C is wrong because vehicle misuse does not stop the nomination process. Option D is wrong because printing a voters’ list is an election-administration task unrelated to campaign vehicles. Memory cue: public resources must not become a party’s campaign privilege.