Most voters go to the election booth with scant knowledge about the qualifications of judicial candidates, and they often end up voting

a. on advice from a trusted family friend.
b. for the first name in a list of candidates.
c. by name familiarity.
d. only on issues that they are familiar with, skipping the judicial candidates

C). By name familiarity.

Explanation:

As per the given description, the voters end up voting 'by name familiarity' at the election booth as they do not possess enough knowledge regarding the judicial candidates their qualifications, background, and agendas that they are offering for their potential voters. Such voters have certain popular names in their mind while voting and they end up voting for them as they do not make much efforts to know about the candidate that often results in election of a wrong candidate as their leader that eventually hampers their deserved growth and development. Thus, option C is the correct answer.