Chief Electoral Officer

The Chief Electoral Officer is a government official responsible for overseeing the administration of elections within a specific jurisdiction. Their role includes ensuring that elections are conducted fairly, transparently, and efficiently, following legal and electoral guidelines. They supervise processes such as voter registration, the organization of polling stations, and the counting of votes. By maintaining impartiality and integrity, the Chief Electoral Officer helps uphold public trust in the electoral system and ensures that election outcomes accurately reflect the will of the people.