The term Electoral Commission or Election Commission usually refers to a committee in charge of electoral affairs (an election management body):
- Australia: Australian Electoral Commission
- Bangladesh: Bangladesh Election Commission
- Belize: Belize Elections and Boundaries Commission
- Brazil: Supreme Electoral Court (Brazil)
- Colombia: National Electoral Council (Colombia)
- Ghana: Electoral Commission of Ghana
- Guyana:Guyana Elections Commission
- Hong Kong: Electoral Affairs Commission
- India: Election Commission of India
- Iraq: Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq
- Liberia: National Election Commission (Liberia)
- Malaysia: Election Commission of Malaysia
- Mexico: Federal Electoral Institute
- Nepal: Election Commission of Nepal
- New Zealand: Electoral Commission (New Zealand)
- Pakistan: Election Commission of Pakistan
- Philippines: Commission on Elections (Philippines)
- Thailand: Election Commission (Thailand)
- Ukraine: Central Election Commission of Ukraine
- United Kingdom: Electoral Commission (United Kingdom)
- United States:
- Election Assistance Commission, administers Federal elections and establishing standards for State and local governments
- Electoral Commission (United States), created solely to resolve the disputed 1876 presidential election
- Federal Election Commission, regulates campaign finance legislation
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Electoral Commission
See also
- Central Election Commission
- Election Committee in Hong Kong, an electoral college
- Election administration
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