Vote-Counting System

A vote-counting system is the method used to tally votes in an election. After voting ends, ballots are collected and organized, and each vote is counted to determine how many support each candidate or option. Different systems may use methods like mechanical counters, electronic machines, or manual counting, depending on the election. The goal is to ensure accuracy, transparency, and fairness. Once all votes are counted, the results are verified and announced, showing who won based on the highest number of votes. This process is essential for a legitimate, democratic election.