Polling Station

A polling station is a designated location where eligible voters go to cast their ballots during an election. It is set up in a accessible and neutral place like a school, community center, or government building. At the polling station, voters verify their identity, receive their ballot, and mark their choices privately. Once finished, they submit their completed ballot to be counted later. Polling stations ensure the voting process is organized, secure, and fair, allowing citizens to participate in choosing leaders or deciding on issues in a trustworthy environment.