Municipal elections are local voting events where residents of a city or town choose their leaders, such as mayors, city council members, and other local officials. These elections are crucial for determining how local governments operate and make decisions on community issues like public safety, education, and infrastructure. Typically held every few years, municipal elections allow citizens to voice their opinions and influence local policies. Voters can participate by casting their ballots at designated polling places or through mail-in voting. The outcomes of these elections directly impact the quality of life in the community and the allocation of local resources.