Making the voters' list public helps which democratic purpose?

Correct answer: People can check and correct their names

Correct answer: A. Public access to the voters' list promotes transparency. Citizens can check whether their names and basic details have been recorded correctly and can report or seek correction of errors through the appropriate process. This helps eligible people participate and allows the electoral roll to be scrutinised rather than kept secret. Option B is the opposite of the purpose of publication. Option C is wrong because the roll concerns voters and does not exist to stop candidates from voting. Option D is wrong because making the list public does not change results; it supports an accurate and open election process. Memory cue: a public roll lets citizens check before they vote.