How does the use of an EVM help the election process?

Correct answer: Recording votes in an organised way

Direct answer: A is correct. An Electronic Voting Machine records the voter’s selected choice electronically when the voter presses the button for a candidate. It organises the recording of votes and supports efficient handling of polling and subsequent counting according to election procedures. A is correct because the machine’s basic function is to register the vote in a systematic manner. B is wrong because the voter’s choice is meant to remain secret; an EVM is not designed to publicly announce it. C is wrong because recording votes electronically is not a purpose of increasing campaign expenditure. D is wrong because the electoral roll remains necessary to identify eligible voters; an EVM does not replace or remove it. The machine records a choice after voter verification, so it does not itself decide who is eligible to vote. Memory cue: the roll checks eligibility; the EVM records the selected vote.