The final Revised List of Electors used at a polling station combines information from how many key lists?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What are the three key lists that form the final Revised List of Electors?

• Primary List, Secondary List, Tertiary List

• Registered Voters List, Absentee Voters List, Provisional Voters List

• The Revised List of Electors [Form No. 29], The Supplemental List [Form No. 29A], The List of Special Electors [Form No. 64]

• Master List, Polling Day List, Advance Voters List

Who is responsible for preparing the Revised List of Electors for each Polling Division?

• The Presiding Officer

• The Returning Officer

• The Registration Officer

• The Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC)

In what order are the electors printed on the Revised List of Electors [Form No. 29]?

• Alphabetical order by first name

• Alphabetical order by address

• Protective Services first, then other electors in alphabetical order by surname

• Random order

What is the purpose of the Supplemental List [Form No. 29A]?

• To list electors who registered after the deadline.

• To provide a backup list in case the Revised List is lost.

• To cater for corrections (omissions, inclusions, objections) to the Revised List.

• To list electors who require special assistance.

What is the status of Special Electors [Form No. 64] on Polling Day?

• They are allowed to vote at a specific time.

• They are allowed to vote with a special ballot.

• They are NOT entitled to vote on Polling Day.

• They vote at a designated special polling station.

How are the names of Special Electors indicated on the Revised List of Electors?

• They are highlighted in a different color.

• A note is placed next to their name.

• A line is drawn through their name.

• Their names are removed entirely.

In a split polling division, how are the Revised Lists of Electors typically divided?

• Randomly by address.

• Based on the order of registration.

• Alphabetically by surname (e.g., A-J and K-Z).

• By polling station number.

What is the primary purpose of the list used by the Officer in Charge of the Ballot Box?

• To verify the elector's ID card number.

• To record the time each elector voted.

• To score off the names of persons who have voted and insert the consecutive number.

• To track the number of ballot papers issued.

What information does the Reference List contain?

• Names and addresses of all electors.

• Names of electors and their polling station location.

• Names of electors and their registration numbers (ID Card Numbers).

• A history of each elector's voting record.