The Electoral Commission is an independent UK body overseeing elections and regulating political finance. It ensures the integrity and transparency of party and election finance, registers political parties, and maintains electoral registers. The Commission provides guidance on electoral administration and promotes public confidence in the democratic process. Its target audience includes political parties, voters, and electoral administrators. The unique selling proposition is its role as an impartial guardian of electoral integrity, ensuring fair and transparent democratic processes. Services include campaign spending oversight, voter registration guidance, and electoral administration standards[1][3].