Electoral Management Bodies (EMBs) are organizations responsible for overseeing and administering elections. Their main tasks include ensuring fair and transparent electoral processes, managing voter registration, and counting votes. EMBs help maintain the integrity of elections by establishing rules and regulations that govern the electoral process. These bodies can be independent or part of a government agency, depending on the country. They often work to educate the public about the electoral process and promote voter participation. By ensuring that elections are conducted fairly, EMBs play a crucial role in upholding democracy and public trust in the political system.