Mizoram Assembly Elections: "1276 polling booths prepared for smooth conduct of polls," says Chief Electoral Officer
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Mizoram Assembly Elections: “1276 polling booths prepared for smooth conduct of polls,” says Chief Electoral Officer

The Chief Electoral Officer of Mizoram, Madhup Vyas, has announced the readiness of 1276 polling stations for the upcoming Mizoram Assembly elections scheduled for November 7.The objective of setting up so many polling booths showcases the Election Commission's commitment to providing convenient access to voters

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Nov 4, 2023, 12:00 pm IST
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Chief Electoral Officer for the State, Madhup Vyas

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As many as 1276 polling stations have been prepared for the Mizoram Assembly elections, the Chief Electoral Officer for the State, Madhup Vyas said on November 3.

Vyas, while speaking to media, talked about the preparations done by the poll body for the elections scheduled for November 7. He also said that the poll body in the State is ‘prepared’ for the upcoming elections.

#WATCH | Aizawl, Mizoram: On preparation for the assembly elections, Chief Electoral Officer Mizoram election Madhup Vyas says, "Preparations are going as per the schedule which has been prescribed by the ECI. We are all prepared for polling on November 7. We have prepared 1,276… pic.twitter.com/r4dcZT5x5C

— ANI (@ANI) November 3, 2023

 

“Preparations are going as per the schedule which has been prescribed by the ECI. We are all prepared for polling on November 7. We have prepared 1,276 polling stations. We have provided all the assured minimum facilities…The voters’ list was finalised as per the second special summary revision…We have 174 candidates contesting for 40 assembly seats,” Vyas said.

Mizoram is one of the five states undergoing assembly elections. Polls will be held in Mizoram on November 7 and the counting of votes will be done on December 3.

In a 40-member Mizoram assembly, the Mizo National Front bagged 26 seats with a vote share of 37.8 per cent to emerge victorious in the 2018 polls. The Congress secured five seats and the BJP won one seat.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: Mizoram Assembly ElectionsChief Electoral OfficerMadhup VyasPolling stationsMizoram
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