If the population of an area is changing rapidly, why is attention to both the voter list and representation necessary?

Correct answer: Because new eligible voters are added and representation balance becomes important

Correct answer: A. Rapid population change can create new eligible voters through age, residence, or registration changes, so the electoral roll must be checked and updated. At the same time, a major change in the number or distribution of people can raise questions about whether constituencies continue to provide fair and balanced representation. These are related but different tasks: the voter list identifies eligible voters, while representation concerns how people are grouped and represented through constituencies. B is wrong because population movement does not automatically change citizenship. C is wrong because population change does not remove every candidate. D is wrong because a polling booth remains a place for voting, not a court. Memory cue: “Changing people require updated rolls; changing population patterns may require attention to representation.”