How does regular correction of the electoral roll help elections?

Correct answer: By keeping eligible voters’ names correct

Correct answer: A, it keeps the names of eligible voters correct. An electoral roll is the official list used to identify people entitled to vote in a constituency. Regular correction can include adding newly eligible voters, correcting mistakes and updating relevant records according to the lawful process. An accurate roll helps eligible citizens vote and reduces confusion or wrongful exclusion. Option A is correct because it supports broad and orderly participation. Option B is wrong because the purpose is to facilitate lawful voting, not stop it. Option C is wrong because symbols identify candidates and are unrelated to voter registration. Option D is wrong because correcting the roll does not alter the counting of votes. Memory cue: the roll answers “who may vote”; counting answers “how many votes were cast.”