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There could be different reasons why removing an element from a listView results in the deletion of the last element instead of the intended one. Here are a few possible explanations:

1. Indexing issue: When removing an element from a list, we usually use its index to identify the position of the element we want to delete. If the index is not correct, it can lead to the wrong element being deleted. For example, if we mistakenly provide the index of the last element instead of the intended element, it will result in the deletion of the last element.

2. Filtering issue: A listView may have certain filters applied to it, which could affect the order or visibility of its elements. If we delete an element without taking into account these filters, we may end up deleting the wrong element. For instance, if a filter is applied to only show elements with a certain attribute, we may have to remove that attribute before deleting the element.

3. Data source issue: The listView gets its data from a data source, which could be an array, a dictionary, or a database. If the data source is not properly updated after an element is deleted, the listView may still display that element, resulting in confusion when another element is deleted. It is essential to keep the data source up-to-date with the listView.

4. Implementation issue: The code that handles the removal of an element may have a bug or a logical error that results in the deletion of the wrong element. In this case, careful debugging and testing are required to identify and fix the problem.

Overall, it is essential to be meticulous when removing elements from listView and to double-check all the relevant factors to prevent the deletion of the wrong element.