Which option correctly shows the roles of nomination and campaign?

Correct answer: Nomination gives official entry to a candidate and campaigning takes the message to voters

Direct answer: Option A correctly describes both roles. Nomination is the formal stage in which a person submits the required papers and enters the list of candidates after the prescribed process. Campaigning comes later as candidates and parties present their policies, programmes, promises, and views to voters. It helps citizens learn about the available choices before voting. Option A is correct because it connects nomination with official entry and campaign with communication. Option B is wrong: counting happens after polling, while delimitation means arranging constituency boundaries. Option C is wrong because neither nomination nor campaigning stops voting or deletes the electoral roll. Option D is wrong because nomination is not the election result, and campaigning has an important informational role. Memory cue: nomination means entry; campaign means explanation and appeal.