Quiet Period of Elections

What is meant by the quiet period in elections?

• Massive campaign period

• The period before the voting day

• The period where all candidates can campaign freely

• The counting period

How long does the quiet period last before the elections?

• 1 day

• 2 days

• 3 days

• 5 days

What is the main purpose of the quiet period in elections?

• To give candidates a chance to rest

• To reduce campaign costs

• To provide time for the public to reflect on their choices without campaign influence

• To maintain security during elections

What is NOT allowed during the quiet period?

• Campaigning on social media

• Distributing campaign flyers

• Holding public campaign meetings

• All of the above

Who is responsible for ensuring the quiet period rules are followed?

• Only the government

• The General Election Commission (KPU)

• Only the candidates

• Only the citizens

If there is a violation of campaign rules during the quiet period, who can report it?

• Only election officials

• Anyone

• Only opposing candidates

• Only election supervisors

What happens if a candidate is proven to have violated the quiet period rules?

• Given a verbal warning

• Disqualified from the election

• Given additional campaign time

• No consequences

Are mass media allowed to broadcast campaign ads during the quiet period?

• Yes, without restrictions

• No, all campaign ads are prohibited

• Yes, but with KPU permission

• Only on social media

What should voters do during the quiet period?

• Look for more information about candidates on social media

• Follow the candidates' last campaign

• Openly express support in public spaces

• Reflect on their choices and not be influenced by campaigns

Are security forces allowed to campaign during the quiet period?

• Yes

• No

• Only if ordered by superiors

• Only in certain areas