Voter Recognition

Voter recognition refers to the processes and systems designed to identify and verify the identity of voters before they participate in an election. This includes checking personal identification or using biometric methods like fingerprints or facial recognition to ensure that only eligible voters can cast their ballots. Proper voter recognition aims to prevent fraud, ensure fair elections, and maintain public confidence in the electoral process. It balances the need for security with the accessibility of voting, ensuring that legitimate voters can easily exercise their right to vote while safeguarding against potential abuses.