How is checking candidate eligibility in nomination connected with voters' interest?

Correct answer: It gives voters a choice among valid candidates

Direct answer: A is correct. During nomination, election authorities check whether a person satisfies the required legal conditions and whether the nomination papers are properly completed. This screening does not choose the winner; it ensures that the names placed before voters follow the prescribed rules. As a result, voters can compare candidates who are legally eligible to contest. This protects the meaning of voter choice and reduces confusion about invalid nominations. B is wrong because checking a candidate's eligibility does not remove an ordinary voter's name from the electoral roll. C is wrong because scrutiny of nominations does not close a polling station. D is wrong because the value of each vote is not changed by candidate scrutiny. Memory cue: nomination scrutiny checks the candidate, while the voter list records the voter.