What is the main reasoning behind banning campaigning inside the polling station?

Correct answer: To protect the voter’s final choice from pressure

Correct answer: B. A polling station must be a controlled and neutral place where a voter can make a final decision freely. If a candidate, party worker, or supporter campaigns inside it, the voter may be persuaded, threatened, watched, or pressured at the very moment of voting. B is correct because the ban protects free choice and helps preserve the secrecy and dignity of the vote. A is wrong: the purpose is not to slow voting, even though rules may sometimes require orderly movement. C is wrong because polling stations are not training centres for counting. D is wrong because campaigning rules do not remove the electoral roll; the roll is used to verify eligible voters. Memory cue: no campaign at the booth means no pressure at the point of choice.