Whose names are included in the voter list?

Correct answer: Eligible voters

Correct answer: A, eligible voters. The voter list, also called the electoral roll, records people who satisfy the legal requirements for voting and are registered in a particular constituency. It is not a list of all citizens everywhere, nor is it limited to people holding public office. A voter normally needs to meet the applicable conditions, such as the minimum voting age and registration in the relevant constituency. B is wrong because candidates are listed separately as contestants; the voter list is for people who may cast votes. C is wrong because ministers are only a small group of public representatives and are not the special focus of the list. D is wrong because judges are not listed merely because they are judges. The list supports equal participation by identifying voters without selecting a preferred party or candidate. Memory cue: the voter list answers “Who may vote?”, not “Who is contesting?” or “Who is in government?”