Voter Privacy

Voter privacy means that when you cast your vote, your choice is kept confidential so no one can see how you voted. This protects your independence and prevents intimidation or influence. Systems like secret ballots ensure your vote remains anonymous, and measures are in place to prevent any link between your identity and your vote. Respecting voter privacy encourages honest participation and maintains trust in the election process, ensuring that each individual can vote freely without fear of repercussions or undue influence.