If correcting an entry in the voters’ list is very difficult, who may be most affected?

Correct answer: Eligible but less-aware or vulnerable voters

Correct answer: B, eligible but less-aware or vulnerable voters. An electoral system should not merely provide a formal right; it should make registration and correction reasonably accessible. People with limited information, less education, disabilities, language difficulties, limited mobility, or fewer resources may find a complicated correction process especially hard. If their names or details remain wrong, they may be unable to vote or may face difficulty at the polling station. A is wrong because the problem is not limited to the winning candidate. C is wrong because officials administer the process, but eligible voters bear the direct loss of participation. D is wrong because campaigners are not the main group affected. Memory cue: difficult correction creates exclusion, especially for citizens with fewer resources.