Privacy Shields for voting booths are absolutely necessary, whether they are used at a practice polling location or an actual voting site. Election administrators need the right tools to ensure that all official election processes are carried out with integrity, respecting people’s right to privacy and maintaining confidentiality. Activities related to voting booth security for local, state, and/or federal elections are a top priority. Even though voting booths are in full view of election workers, voter separators ensure that all voters, election observers, and the public are kept at a distance while a vote is cast. This helps achieve privacy and confidentiality goals as required. These cardboard partitions are essential for maintaining trust in the electoral process by allowing voting to take place in a secure environment, free of any interference. It is also helpful to determine the number of shields required by projecting the gathering areas, walking paths, and the number of people that can potentially vote at the same time.