If a person's name is in the voters' list but the person no longer lives in that area, what problem may exist in the list?

Correct answer: Mismatch between residence and constituency

Direct answer: A, a mismatch between residence and constituency. Electoral rolls should be accurate and connected with the eligible residents of the relevant area. When a person moves away but the old entry remains without proper updating, the roll may contain an outdated or incorrect residence-constituency connection. This can create problems for election administration and may make it harder to maintain an accurate record of who is entitled to vote in that area. Option A is correct because it describes the central problem. B is wrong because the fact concerns a voter’s residence, not a candidate’s age. C is wrong because manifesto spelling has no connection with voter registration. D is wrong because polling hours are a separate administrative matter. Memory cue: electoral-roll accuracy requires both eligibility and a correct connection with the area.