Abstract

The future of electoral laws in Pakistan is a subject of increasing importance, given the nation's evolving political landscape. This paper examines the current challenges facing Pakistan's electoral system, including issues of transparency, fairness, and voter accessibility. It explores the impact of outdated laws, administrative inefficiencies, and political interference on the integrity of elections. Furthermore, the paper proposes key reforms aimed at strengthening democratic processes, such as the introduction of technology in voting, enhancing the autonomy of the Election Commission, and ensuring greater inclusivity in the electoral process. By analyzing both the obstacles and potential reforms, this paper seeks to contribute to the ongoing discourse on how Pakistan can achieve a more robust and credible electoral system that reflects the will of its people.