Why is the voter list revised from time to time?

Correct answer: To add new eligible voters and correct errors

Correct answer: A, to add new eligible voters and correct errors. A voter list is not a permanent document because the population and people’s circumstances change. Young citizens reach the voting age, eligible residents may move into a constituency, some registered voters may die or move away, and names or details may contain errors. Periodic revision helps keep the electoral roll accurate and inclusive, subject to the official rules and verification process. A is correct because updating the list helps qualified people participate and reduces mistakes or ineligible entries. B is wrong because revision is intended to support lawful voting, not stop it. C is wrong because every valid voter’s vote is not assigned a changing personal value through list revision. D is wrong because candidates are dealt with through nomination and election procedures, not by revising the voter list. Memory cue: revise the roll because voters and information change over time.