For voting at a polling station, what is the main basis for confirming that a person is registered to vote?

Correct answer: The voter's name in the electoral roll

Correct answer: A. The electoral roll records registered voters for an area, so the person’s name in the relevant roll is the main basis for confirming registration. An identity document helps verify that the person is the one named on the roll, but an identity document alone generally does not replace a missing entry in the electoral roll.