If a student says the voters' list is useful only on polling day what is the better answer?

Correct answer: It is also used before election for adding correcting names and deciding eligibility

Answer: A. The voters’ list has an important pre-poll role as well as a polling-day role. Before an election, eligible citizens can seek inclusion, existing voters can check and correct details, and officials can prepare an accurate record of who is entitled to vote in each area. On polling day, the list helps verify the voter’s entry and prevents confusion about whether the person is registered in that constituency. A is correct because it includes both registration and correction before polling, along with the practical determination of voter eligibility. B is wrong because the list is used throughout election preparation. C is wrong because it does not create candidates; candidate nomination is a separate process. D is wrong because the list works within territorial boundaries and does not cancel delimitation. Memory cue: voter roll work happens before the vote and supports verification during the vote.