In a democratic election, the list of people who are eligible to vote is prepared much before the election and given to everyone, which is officially called the Electoral Roll and is commonly known as the Voters’ List. It is the responsibility of the government to get the names of all the eligible voters put on the voters’ list. The voters list is revised every year to add the names of those who turned 18 after 1st January and have moved into a constituency, and to remove the names of those who have died or moved out of their constituency. The voters are required to carry Election Photo Identity Card (EPIC) when they go out to vote, so that no one can vote for someone else. The voters list is very useful to get the correct information about how many have voted, also even to make sure that no person has given two votes. The list is also used to count the total number of eligible citizens who have given their votes in an election, which is one of the best ways to know whether citizens are participating eagerly or not.