Question

1. which of the following is an impact of the internet on the political process? clear all candidates are forced to delete social media accounts as a safety precaution. speeches and debates have been given character and time limits. elections are almost entirely conducted using online polls. voters have more access to information before they make decisions.

Explanation:

The internet has expanded the availability of political - related information. Voters can access a wealth of data about candidates, policies, and political events online, which influences their decision - making process. The other options are not typical impacts of the internet on the political process. Candidates are not generally forced to delete social media accounts due to the internet's impact on politics. Speech and debate character and time limits are not a direct impact of the internet. And elections are not almost entirely conducted using online polls.

Answer:

Voters have more access to information before they make decisions.