The Sri Lankan Parliamentary Election is a democratic process where citizens of Sri Lanka vote to elect members to the Parliament. This election typically occurs every five years and is crucial for determining the country's legislative agenda and governance. During the election, various political parties and independent candidates compete for seats in the Parliament. The elected representatives are responsible for making laws, approving budgets, and overseeing the government. The election process is overseen by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka to ensure fairness and transparency.