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Kerala Assembly elections on April 13
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Tuesday announced the schedule for Assembly Elections to be held in Kerala, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry. Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry will all have one-day polls on April 13. Kerala have altogether 20,758 polling stations.
While elections in the crucial West Bengal state will be held in six phases, Assam will see balloting on April 4 and 11. Polling in West Bengal will be spread over six phases -- April 18, 23 and 27 and May 3, 7 and 10.
The last date of filing nomination papers in Kerala will be on March 26. The nomination papers will be examined on March 28. The last date of withdrawing the papers will be on March 30. This time, the Election Commission will itself distribute the voting slips on which the photographs of the candidates will be affixed. Hitherto, voting slips have been distributed by the political parties.
Counting of votes for all the states will be held on May 13. The schedule was announced by Chief Election Commissioner SY Qureshi at a press conference at the Election Commission office here. The model code of conduct has come into force with immediate effect.
Kerala
(All 140 constituencies in single phase)
Date of Notification – March 19
Date of Election - April 13
West Bengal
Phase 1 (54 constituencies):
Date of Notification – March 24
Date of Election - April 18
Phase 2 (50 constituencies):
Date of Notification – March 30
Date of Election - April 23
Phase 3 (75 constituencies):
Date of Notification – April 2
Date of Election - April 27
Phase 4 (63 constituencies):
Date of Notification – April 7
Date of Election – May 3
Phase 5 (38 constituencies):
Date of Notification – April 11
Date of Election – May 7
Phase 6 (14 constituencies):
Date of Notification – April 14
Date of Election – May 10
Tamil Nadu
(All 234 constituencies in single phase)
Date of Notification – March 19
Date of Election - April 13
Assam
Phase 1 (62 constituencies):
Date of Notification – March 10
Date of Election - April 4
Phase 2 (64 constituencies):
Date of Notification – March 18
Date of Election - April 11
Puducherry
(All 30 constituencies in single phase)
Date of Notification – March 19
Date of Election - April 13
The number of voters in each state is as follows: Tamil Nadu (4.59 crores), Kerala (2.29 crores), Assam (1.81 crores), West Bengal (5.60 crores) and Puducherry (80 lakh).
The number of polling stations is as follows: Tamil Nadu (54,016), Kerala (20,758), Assam (23,113), West Bengal (51,919) and Puducherry (851).
The term of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly expires on May 16. And that of Kerala on May 23, Assam and Puducherry on May 28, and West Bengal Assembly’s term ends on June 11
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