Electoral Commissioner's Review

An Electoral Commissioner's Review is a process where an official, often an electoral commissioner, assesses the conduct of an election to ensure it was fair, transparent, and in line with established laws. This review examines various aspects, such as voter registration, polling procedures, and the counting of votes. It aims to identify any irregularities, improve future elections, and address any grievances or concerns raised by voters or political parties. The findings can enhance public confidence in the electoral system and inform potential reforms for upcoming elections.