How does coordination between voter list and polling booth make elections organised?

Correct answer: Voters vote at their assigned place with identification

Correct answer: A. The voter list links an eligible person with a particular electoral area and polling arrangement. The polling-station information then guides that person to the appropriate place. At the station, officials check the entry and identity before recording the vote. This coordination prevents confusion, helps manage crowds, supports orderly verification, and reduces the risk of a person attempting to vote in more than one place. B is wrong because voters are not entitled to vote at every booth; they use the booth assigned or authorised for their registration. C is not the best answer: it states a limited negative fact and does not explain how the list and booth work together. D is wrong because organised polling does not remove the need to count votes. Memory cue: the list connects the voter to the right place; identification connects the person to the right entry.