What is the voter list used for?

Correct answer: To check the voter's name

Correct answer: A, to check the voter’s name. A voter list, also called an electoral roll, records the eligible voters connected with a constituency or polling area. At the polling stage, officials use it to verify whether the person’s name and relevant details appear in the record before the person votes. A is correct because checking the voter’s entry is a central use of the list. B is wrong because votes are counted from the votes recorded during polling, not from the voter list. C is wrong because campaign slogans are prepared by candidates or parties and have no place in the voter list. D is wrong because candidates submit nomination papers through a separate nomination process; the voter list is not a nomination form. The list helps establish who is registered to vote, while the ballot or voting machine records the actual choice. Memory cue: voter list tells who may vote; ballot records whom someone chooses.