If an eligible citizen's name is in the voter list, what can the citizen do?

Correct answer: Can vote

Correct answer: A, the citizen can vote. The electoral roll establishes that an eligible person is registered to participate in voting in a particular constituency. On polling day, the voter must follow the required identification and polling procedure and may cast one vote as allowed by law. Being registered gives a person the right to participate; it does not appoint the person to office or give control over the election. B is wrong because voting and becoming an MP are different: an MP is elected as a candidate after contesting and winning. C is wrong because an individual voter cannot stop the official counting process. D is wrong because cancellation of an election is not an ordinary power of one voter and is governed by electoral law and authorities. Memory cue: name on the roll gives the right to vote, not automatic membership in Parliament.