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MODERN ADMINISTRATION (MANAGEMENT) OF ELECTIONS
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Election management is concerned solely with administrative infrastructure required to support the democratic process of elections. Successful elections do not happen without preparation and planning. They are big and costly events, resulting in the completion of a large number of big and small jobs, including a large number of people, where everyone should be aware of their responsibilities in the electoral process and to give account for their actions on the basis of the law. Election management has to do with selecting the right system for certain circumstances. There are many models to be followed in the management of the electoral process; the final choice largely depends on the historical and cultural circumstances of the country in question, the level of sophistication, financial and political situation and the education of his people. Election management is recognized as a service that in many ways is comparable to more traditional service sectors, and more efficiency tests used in these sectors can be applied in the management of elections.
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