How does electing one representative from a constituency simplify accountability?

Correct answer: Voters know who represents their area

Correct answer: A. In a constituency-based system, voters can identify the elected representative responsible for speaking for their area. They can contact that representative, raise local concerns and judge the representative's performance at the next election. This clear territorial connection makes accountability easier: citizens know whom to question and whom to reward or replace through voting. A is correct because it explains the direct link between area and representative. B is wrong because the arrangement does not make voters stop voting. C is wrong because representatives are chosen through elections, not inherited by birth. D is wrong because the Election Commission remains responsible for conducting and supervising elections. Memory cue: one constituency, one identifiable representative, clearer accountability.