Discussion
Had the minister's party not been seen as a Communist party, he would have easily won the elections.
Answer: E
It should read the minister could have easily won the elections.
The subject of the main clause must be named, since he has no antecedent - the party, not the minister, is what the if-clause is about. Could have won also fits a statement about capability better than would have won.
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