Electoral legislation

Electoral legislation comprises the laws and rules that govern how elections are conducted, ensuring fairness, transparency, and integrity. It defines who can vote, how votes are cast and counted, and the procedures for addressing disputes. These laws establish the procedures for registering voters, the use of electoral materials, campaign regulations, and the roles of election officials. They aim to safeguard democratic processes, protect voters’ rights, and prevent fraud or manipulation. Overall, electoral legislation provides the legal framework that ensures elections reflect the will of the people accurately and confidently.