What should be done if a name is wrong in the voter list?

Correct answer: Apply for correction through the authorised process

Direct answer: A, an application for correction should be made through the authorised election-registration process. The voter list must contain accurate details so that eligible people can be identified and electoral records remain reliable. If a name is misspelled, incomplete or otherwise incorrect, the person should report the error and submit the required correction request with the appropriate information or documents. This is an administrative update; it does not mean that voting must stop or that the whole election is invalid. A is correct because correction of voter details is the proper remedy. B is wrong because an error can usually be addressed without giving up the right to vote. C is wrong because one incorrect entry does not automatically cancel an election. D is wrong because a voter-list error concerns records, not the choice of candidates. Memory cue: wrong voter record means request correction, not cancellation of democracy.