To vote, a citizen’s name must be in which list?

Correct answer: Voter list

Direct answer: C, the voter list. The voter list, or electoral roll, is the official list of eligible voters for a constituency. When a citizen is eligible under the election rules and the person’s name is correctly entered in this list, the election staff can verify the person’s registration for voting. The basic connection is simple: voting place plus eligible citizen plus name in the electoral roll. Option C is correct because it is the list used for election registration. Option A is wrong because a tax list records tax-related information and does not establish voting registration. Option B is wrong because a sports list records participation in sports activities, not political rights. Option D is wrong because a book list records books or library information, not voters. Age eligibility alone is not the same as appearing in the electoral roll; registration details must also be correct. Memory cue: “electoral roll” and “voter list” are two names for the same election record.