This paper provides a discussion on the evolution of elections management in Tanzania with a focus on technological advancement in administering registration of voters. The paper provides the merits that permanent voters register has brought over the thumb practice. It traces the management of elections during colonialism, after independence through 1990s but before reintroduction of multiparty democracy. The paper concludes that technological advancement has eased the management of elections in Tanzania and has removed most of complaints that were made by political parties regarding forgery of names in the register among others.