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What is the correct difference between voter ID card and voter list?

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Correct answer: ID card helps identification and list records voting eligibility

A voter ID card and a voters’ list serve different purposes in an election. The identity card is a document that can help establish or verify a person’s identity at the polling process, subject to election rules. The voters’ list is the official record showing which people are registered and eligible to vote in a particular area.

Option A states this distinction correctly. The ID card does not count votes, run a court, or select a candidate. The voters’ list does not choose candidates or erase constituencies. A person may need both identification and a valid entry in the official list, so identity and eligibility should not be confused with each other.

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Voter IdVoter ListIdentity Eligibility

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