Why is an accurate voter list necessary in democratic elections?

Correct answer: So eligible voters can vote

Answer: A, so eligible voters can vote. A voter list, or electoral roll, records the people who are eligible to participate in a particular election. It should be accurate and updated so that qualified citizens are included and errors such as wrongful exclusion, duplicate entries, or clearly ineligible entries are reduced. A correct list supports the basic voting right and helps election officials organize polling properly. A is correct because an eligible citizen who is wrongly omitted may be prevented from exercising the right to vote. B is wrong because the list identifies voters; it does not hide candidates. C is wrong because a voter list should support a genuine result, not predetermine one. D is wrong because the purpose is to enable orderly voting, not stop it. Memory cue: an accurate roll helps the right voter reach the right ballot.