Voting Day is a designated day when eligible citizens participate in elections to choose their representatives or decide on specific issues. This day is crucial for democracy, as it allows people to express their opinions and influence government decisions. Voters typically go to polling places, where they cast their ballots for candidates or measures. In many countries, Voting Day is held on a specific date, often coinciding with national or local elections. Citizens must register to vote in advance and may need to present identification. The results of the voting are usually announced shortly after the polls close, determining the outcome of the elections.