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If a constituency is very spread out and polling booths are few what problem may occur even with a correct voters' list?

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Correct answer: Access to voting may become difficult

Answer: A. A correct voters’ list identifies eligible voters, but an election also requires practical access to a polling station. If a constituency covers a large or difficult-to-reach area and has too few booths, voters may have to travel long distances, wait for long periods, or face transport and accessibility barriers. Some eligible citizens may therefore be discouraged or unable to vote. Option A is correct because it describes the access problem. Option B is wrong because an MP is not elected automatically; votes are still required. Option C is wrong because too few booths do not end the voters’ list. Option D is wrong because polling access does not by itself change whether a seat is reserved. Memory cue: a complete roll is necessary, but voters must also be able to reach the booth.

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Voter-AccessPolling-BoothConstituencyElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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