Question

which best describes how violent voter intimidation can affect election results?
it can force the winner to reject the results.
it can make people vote for parties that reject violence.
it can weigh the results in one partys favor.
it can weaken voters perception of nonviolent parties.

Explanation:

Violent voter intimidation can prevent some voters from casting their ballots freely. If a significant number of voters who would have voted for a particular party are intimidated and do not vote, or are forced to vote against their will, it can tip the balance of the election results in favor of a specific party. For example, if Party A supporters intimidate Party B supporters, and many Party B supporters are too afraid to vote, Party A may gain an unfair advantage in the vote count.

Answer:

It can weigh the results in one party’s favor.