Electoral Offences made for them due to their nature. This is a form of cheating which the law will not allow. 5) Willful Disenfranchisement: This is when an election official denies a voter his/her right to vote at the centre knowing very well that the voter in question is eligible to vote at that particular polling centre. 6) Deliberate Wrongdoing: If an election officer deliberately counts a ballot in favour of a candidate knowing very well that the ballot in question was not validly cast for that candidate. 7) Partisanship: Election officials are required by law to be politically neutral in performing their electoral duties on voting day. If they fail to do as required, they are deemed to have committed an electoral offence. 48