Electoral networks promote information exchange and improvement in electoral processes, providing opportunities for EMBs to share experiences and good practices.
National associations of electoral administrators, such as those in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the UK and the USA, can play a significant role in professional development, information exchange and as a lobby group for electoral reforms.
Regional EMB networks provide opportunities for EMBs to assist each other by drawing on the experience of longer-established EMBs, personnel exchanges, pooling of research and information, and equipment sharing.
Global electoral networks, such as the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network, the GEO Network and A-WEB, offer collaborative opportunities for EMBs and electoral associations to share knowledge and improve electoral governance.
Community-based electoral support networks can help EMBs disseminate information and provide additional resources for activities such as training and voter education.
