What does a long queue at the polling station show?

Correct answer: Many people are voting

Direct answer: A, many people are voting. A polling station is the place where registered and eligible voters come to cast their votes. If a long queue is visible there, it usually means that many voters have arrived and are waiting for their turn. This is related to participation or voter turnout, not to counting. A is correct because people queue before entering the booth and recording their choice. B is wrong because counting takes place after polling closes, usually at a designated counting centre, not because a queue has formed at a polling station. C is wrong because the end of campaigning is a stage before polling and cannot be concluded merely from a queue. D is wrong because nomination is completed before the election campaign and voting. Memory cue: queue at the polling booth means voters are waiting to vote.