Yes, you can raise objections in voter lists. Voter lists are the official lists of people who can vote in elections. Sometimes, mistakes can happen. For example, a name might be missing, spelled wrong, or someone who should not be on the list is included.

If you see any mistake, you can tell the election office. This is called raising an objection. You need to give correct information and proof, like an ID or address, to support your claim.

Raising objections is important because it makes the voter list correct and fair. It ensures that everyone who is allowed to vote can do so, and no one votes by mistake.