What is the correct sequence linking delimitation, preparation of the voter list, and arrangement of polling booths?

Correct answer: Constituency areas are fixed, eligible voters are recorded, and then polling arrangements are made

The correct answer is A. First, delimitation establishes the territorial boundaries of constituencies. Next, the electoral roll is prepared or updated so that eligible residents are linked to the correct constituency and polling area. Finally, polling arrangements, including suitable booths and practical facilities, are organised for those voters. This is a logical sequence because officials must know the area before they can identify its voters, and they must know the voters and their locations before planning polling facilities. B, C, and D reverse or distort the process: an election result cannot be fixed before voting, winning cannot occur before an election, and removing booths would obstruct rather than organise voting. Memory cue: area first, voters second, voting facility third.