If a person’s name is in the voters’ lists of two constituencies what is the correct solution for electoral accuracy?

Correct answer: Keep the name once in the correct constituency

Correct answer: B. Electoral rolls should accurately show each eligible voter in the appropriate constituency. A person should ordinarily be registered only in the constituency where they are entitled to vote, rather than appearing in two rolls. A duplicate entry can create confusion and may undermine the accuracy of the election record. Option A is wrong because appearing in two lists does not give a person two voting rights. Option B is correct because the duplicate entry should be removed or corrected so that the name remains once in the proper constituency. Option C is wrong because a voter’s name is not moved into a candidate list; candidates follow a separate nomination process. Option D is wrong because one duplicate entry is corrected through the electoral-roll process, not by stopping delimitation. Memory cue: one eligible voter, one proper roll entry, one vote.