Election processes are the methods by which citizens select their representatives and decide on various issues. Typically, this involves registering to vote, where eligible individuals sign up to participate in the election. On election day, voters cast their ballots, either in person or through mail-in voting, to express their preferences for candidates or measures. After voting concludes, the ballots are counted, and results are tallied to determine the winners. This process may involve various systems, such as first-past-the-post or ranked-choice voting. Transparency and fairness are crucial to ensure public trust in the outcomes of elections.