CEC (Central Election Commission)

The Central Election Commission (CEC) is an authoritative body responsible for overseeing and managing the electoral process within a country. Its role includes organizing elections, ensuring they are conducted fairly and transparently, setting rules and standards, and certifying results. The CEC maintains national electoral registers, monitors campaign activities, and addresses electoral disputes. It functions as an independent entity to uphold democratic principles, ensuring voters' rights are protected and that elections reflect the genuine will of the people. Its work is essential for maintaining trust and legitimacy in the democratic process.