Why is it wrong to limit the Election Commission's role only to polling day?

Correct answer: Because election management includes voter lists, supervision arrangements, and the result process

Correct answer: A. An election is a complete process, not only the moment when a voter presses a button or marks a ballot. Election administration includes preparing and updating electoral rolls, announcing and supervising the election schedule, arranging polling stations and personnel, applying election rules, monitoring conduct, and managing the counting and declaration of results under the relevant legal framework. The Election Commission’s constitutional role is therefore connected with the conduct and supervision of elections as a whole. B is wrong because school curriculum is handled by education authorities. C is wrong because tax rates are decided through the appropriate government and legislative processes. D is wrong because judicial appointments are not the Election Commission’s ordinary electoral function. Memory cue: election management has a before-poll, polling-day, and after-poll stage.