Electoral Areas

Electoral areas are specific geographic regions designated for the purpose of organizing elections within a larger jurisdiction, such as a city, province, or country. Each area elects representatives—like city councilors or Members of Parliament—who serve the local community's interests. These boundaries ensure fair and organized voting, helping residents choose their representatives fairly. The size and boundaries of electoral areas can change over time due to population shifts or administrative decisions, but their primary goal remains to facilitate effective, localized democratic representation.