Election Commission

The Election Commission is a governmental body responsible for overseeing and managing elections in a country. Its main roles include ensuring free and fair elections, preparing electoral rolls, and regulating campaign activities. The Commission enforces laws related to elections, monitors voting processes, and handles disputes. By maintaining the integrity of the electoral process, it helps uphold democracy and ensures that citizens can exercise their right to vote in a transparent and trustworthy manner. In many countries, it operates independently of the government to ensure impartiality.