The Electoral Code is a set of laws and regulations that govern the conduct of elections in a country. It outlines the procedures for voter registration, the organization of elections, and the roles of various electoral bodies. The code ensures that elections are fair, transparent, and conducted in accordance with democratic principles. Additionally, the Electoral Code establishes the rights and responsibilities of voters, candidates, and political parties. It includes provisions for campaign financing, voting methods, and the resolution of electoral disputes. By providing a legal framework, the code aims to promote public confidence in the electoral process.