If the polling booth is very far what problem may occur even after the voter list is correct?

Correct answer: Actual participation of eligible voters may decrease

Correct answer: A, participation may decrease. A correct voter list establishes that a person is eligible, but eligibility alone does not guarantee that the person can practically reach the polling station. If the booth is very far, voters may face transport costs, lack of time, physical difficulty, safety concerns, or problems related to disability and age. Some eligible voters may therefore decide not to travel, so actual turnout and participation can fall. B is wrong because distance does not give anyone an extra vote. C is wrong because no candidate wins automatically merely because a booth is distant; the result still depends on valid votes and election rules. D is wrong because a distant booth does not abolish the constituency. Memory cue: a democratic vote needs both inclusion in the list and reasonable access to the booth.