Why is maintaining voter lists constituency-wise useful in election management?

Correct answer: Because it shows who will vote in which constituency

Correct answer: A. A constituency-wise electoral roll connects each registered voter with the constituency in which that person is entitled to vote. This helps election officials prepare polling stations, locate voters, prevent confusion about where a ballot should be cast, and organize the process efficiently. It also supports accurate representation because votes are recorded within the correct territorial unit. B is wrong because a voter does not vote in every constituency; the voter normally votes in the constituency linked to the registered address. C is wrong because the roll does not hide candidates. D is wrong because organizing rolls by constituency does not abolish reservation. The list is an administrative tool, but it also protects the link between residence, voting place, and representation. Memory cue: “The voter’s constituency identifies the voter’s electoral place.”