The imparting or sharing of knowledge and information relating to the duties and responsibilities of leaders and the people with regard to their constituency, county or national government.

The sharing of knowledge and information concerning elections specifically.

The two terms ( civic education and voter education) are used interchangeably in the loose sense because more often they overlap.

Why do we need Voter Education?

i -To enable the citizens understand the electoral terms and processes.

ii -To enable the citizens to appreciate and participate in electoral and governance processes

iii -To enable citizens to understand and observe legal provisions regarding them and their leaders roleplay

iv -To enable citizens make choices from the position of knowledge

i-To enable the citizens understand the electoral terms and processes.

ii-To enable the citizens to appreciate and participate in electoral and governance processes

iii-To enable citizens to understand and observe legal provisions regarding them and their leaders roleplay

iv-To enable citizens make choices from the position of knowledge

It is a systemic, comprehensive and accurate gathering of information concerning electoral processes , the impartial and professional analysis of such information and the drawing of accurate conclusions about the electoral process observed.

i – Strengthens the confidence of voters that they can safely and secretly cast their votes and there will be no fraud because there is another eye watching.

ii – Provides an impartial assessment of the electoral process and recommend ways to improve the process in future elections.

iii – Assists election administrators, political parties, and civil society groups in developing tools and skills to peacefully resolve conflicts and discourage violence related to the electoral process.

iv – Adding credibility to the electoral process.