Why is checking the voter list necessary?

Correct answer: So an eligible person can check the name

Correct answer: A, so an eligible person can check that the name is included. Checking the electoral roll before an election helps a person confirm the correct constituency, spelling and details of registration, and whether any correction or follow-up may be needed. This is important because a person may be legally eligible but face difficulty voting if the registration entry is missing or incorrect. A is correct because early checking allows the voter to seek correction through the appropriate process before polling. B is wrong because the list is not used to hide candidates; candidates are handled through nomination and election procedures. C is wrong because checking the list supports orderly voting and does not stop counting. D is wrong because the purpose is to enable participation, not prevent an election. Memory cue: check the list before polling day so a registration problem can be noticed in time.