Australia (Australian Electoral Commission)

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is an independent government body responsible for conducting elections and referendums in Australia. It ensures that all electoral processes are fair, transparent, and comply with the law. The AEC manages voter registration, oversees the voting process, and counts the votes to declare results. It also educates the public about voting and electoral rights. By maintaining the integrity of Australia’s democratic system, the AEC plays a crucial role in representing the will of the people in local, state, and federal elections.