First of all, there's never a dumb question, we are all learning! And second, yes, that would also be a correct answer choice.
The reason why A is correct is because the Mooresiville civilian is saying they are going to make an exception and vote for an incumbent-- even though they said they were running against all of them. If everyone made the same exception as the Mooresville civilian, then there would only be incumbents re-elected. For the city council to change, most civilians would have to NOT follow the Mooriseville civilians example or method of voting.
Option A says something very similar to what you offered as a correct answer choice. Option A says that "at least some other voters in mooriseville do not make the same exception for their own incumbent in the upcoming election", which means they would NOT be voting for the incumbent in their riding. This also translates to "some voters in moorsiville will vote for a non-incumbent in the upcoming election".
Your example suggests that at least one riding would change significantly, however, in answer choice A, it provides the possibility that many, some, or simply more than one neighbourhood's representative is changed from the election.
First of all, there's never a dumb question, we are all learning! And second, yes, that would also be a correct answer choice.
The reason why A is correct is because the Mooresiville civilian is saying they are going to make an exception and vote for an incumbent-- even though they said they were running against all of them. If everyone made the same exception as the Mooresville civilian, then there would only be incumbents re-elected. For the city council to change, most civilians would have to NOT follow the Mooriseville civilians example or method of voting.
Option A says something very similar to what you offered as a correct answer choice. Option A says that "at least some other voters in mooriseville do not make the same exception for their own incumbent in the upcoming election", which means they would NOT be voting for the incumbent in their riding. This also translates to "some voters in moorsiville will vote for a non-incumbent in the upcoming election".
Your example suggests that at least one riding would change significantly, however, in answer choice A, it provides the possibility that many, some, or simply more than one neighbourhood's representative is changed from the election.