Why is identification of sensitive or vulnerable booths necessary in election management?

Correct answer: To plan extra security and monitoring

Correct answer: A. A sensitive or vulnerable polling booth is a place where officials may anticipate a higher risk of intimidation, violence, disorder, or attempts to influence voters. Identifying such booths in advance helps election authorities arrange suitable security, closer observation, trained staff, and quick response if a problem occurs. The purpose is to make it possible for every eligible voter to vote freely and safely. Option A is correct because it describes preventive planning and monitoring. Option B is wrong: vulnerability is a reason to protect voting, not automatically to cancel it. Option C is wrong because all eligible parties and candidates must be treated according to election rules; one party cannot be given exclusive access. Option D is wrong because removing the voter list would deny democratic participation and is unrelated to security planning. Memory cue: identify risk so that protection can be targeted, not so that voting rights are removed.