Why is it necessary for the voter list to be accurate?

Correct answer: So eligible voters can vote

Direct answer: B, so eligible voters can vote. A voter list, also called an electoral roll, is the official record of people registered to vote in a particular constituency. It must be accurate so that eligible citizens are included and can exercise their voting right. Accuracy also helps prevent incorrect entries, confusion, and unfair denial of voting. Option B is correct because the central purpose of maintaining the list is to identify eligible voters and enable their participation. Option A is wrong because an accurate list supports orderly voting rather than stopping it. Option C is wrong because voter lists do not hide candidates; candidates and voters have different roles in an election. Option D is wrong because the list does not prevent results; it helps officials conduct the election and prepare reliable records. A useful memory cue is: an accurate voter list means “the right voters are recorded, so the right people can vote.”