The role of the Electoral Commission is to oversee and regulate elections, ensuring they are conducted fairly and transparently. This body is responsible for supervising the electoral process, including voter registration, campaign financing, and the proper conduct of polling. The commission also aims to educate citizens about their voting rights and provides necessary information regarding candidates and issues. By maintaining the integrity of the electoral process, the Electoral Commission fosters public confidence in the democratic system and helps to prevent electoral fraud or malpractices, reinforcing the rule of law in electoral practices.