Section IV: The Stage of Electoral Campaign and the Electoral Silence 1. Electoral campaigning is considered one of the most important aspects of democratic practice in the electoral process, due to its significant role in the election campaigns of candidates from various affiliations and their efforts to influence public opinion and create a specific stance on issues related to the general situation and the concerns of voters. This is done through various modern means of communication, including audio, visual, and written methods, especially through modern social media platforms. 2. Decree-Law No. (15) of the year 2002, concerning the Shura Council and the House of Representatives and its amendments, regulates electoral campaigning in Chapter Three. Article No. (22) and subsequent articles outline the provisions and guidelines for electoral campaigning. One of the most important principles is the requirement for electoral campaigning to be conducted freely, with candidates adhering to a set of guidelines during their campaign. Foremost among these guidelines is the commitment to the provisions of the constitution, respect for the rule of law, and the preservation of the freedom of opinion and thought of others. 3. This is followed by Article No. (23) of the same law, which establishes regulations for candidates' advertisements, including posters and electoral statements, as well as designated locations and equal spaces for candidates. The aim is to ensure the neutrality of the state towards electoral campaigns. The same law, in Article No. (24), prohibits 53