How does the voters' list help make elections fair?

Correct answer: It identifies eligible voters

Direct answer: A, it identifies eligible voters. A voters’ list, or electoral roll, records the people who are entitled to vote in a particular constituency according to the law. Poll officials use it to verify a voter’s identity and eligibility, while citizens can check whether their names are included and request correction when necessary. A is correct because a reliable roll helps eligible people vote and reduces impersonation or bogus voting. B is wrong because the list is not a funding instrument. C is wrong because it contains voter information, not future results. D is wrong because songs are part of campaigning, not voter registration. The list alone cannot guarantee a perfect election; it must be prepared accurately and used with proper verification. Memory cue: voter list answers “Who is entitled to vote?”, not “Who will win?”