The Sri Lankan Presidential Election is a democratic process where citizens of Sri Lanka vote to elect their president. This election typically occurs every six years, allowing voters to choose a candidate who will lead the country and make important decisions on governance, economy, and foreign relations. Candidates often represent major political parties, and the election is overseen by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka to ensure fairness and transparency. The president holds significant power, including appointing ministers and influencing national policies, making this election a crucial event in the country's political landscape.