Why is an accurate voter list necessary for democratic elections?

Correct answer: Because eligible voters can vote through it

Direct answer: A is correct. A voter list, also called an electoral roll, records the people who are eligible to vote in a particular area. For an election to be democratic, eligible citizens should be included and should be able to participate, while the process should also prevent impersonation and duplicate voting. The list therefore connects legal eligibility with the practical opportunity to cast a vote. Option A is correct because an accurate list supports inclusive participation. Option B is wrong because voting rights are not meant only for rich people; democratic elections should include all eligible citizens. Option C is wrong because a voter list identifies voters, not candidates, and it does not remove candidates. Option D is wrong because the purpose of the list is to organise and enable voting, not to stop it. Remember: an accurate electoral roll answers the basic question, “Who is entitled to vote here?” If an eligible person is wrongly excluded, participation is harmed; if ineligible names are included, fairness can also be questioned.