The National Election Commission (NEC) is an independent body responsible for overseeing and managing elections in a country. Its primary role includes organizing elections, ensuring they are fair and transparent, and enforcing election laws. The NEC also handles voter registration and provides information to the public about the electoral process. In many countries, the NEC works to maintain the integrity of the electoral system by monitoring campaign financing and addressing any violations of election laws. By ensuring that elections are conducted properly, the NEC helps to uphold democracy and the right of citizens to participate in the political process.