The General Elections Commission is an independent body responsible for overseeing and managing elections in a country. Its primary role includes organizing the electoral process, ensuring fair and transparent voting, and maintaining the integrity of the electoral system. The commission also handles voter registration and provides information to the public about the election process. In many countries, the General Elections Commission works to promote democratic practices by ensuring that all eligible citizens can participate in elections. It often collaborates with various stakeholders, including political parties, civil society organizations, and international observers, to uphold the principles of free and fair elections.