Voter ID Status: How to Track Offline?
Visit the nearest Electoral Registration Office (ERO) of your constituency. – You can find the details of the ERO on the Election Commission website. – Provide the ERO with the required details such as your name, address, application reference number or receipt number. – The ERO will provide you with the status of your voter ID card.
How to register for voter ID if you live in a rented house?
You can register to vote using a rented address, post office box address or other temporary residence address. To register, you need to provide your name, date of birth, residential address, your EPIC (Electoral Photo Identification Card) number (if you have one), voter ID number. You can register to vote by visiting your local election office.
What kind of facilities are available to voters at the polling station?
Every voter has the right to privacy at the polling booth. He should be given a place inside the polling booth where no one can see him while voting. Whom the voter votes for is completely his personal decision. -Voters are given the facility of EVM or ballot paper to cast their vote at the polling booth. The voter can cast his vote by choosing any one of these two.
Where are the assembly elections going to be held?
Elections are proposed in four states this year.
MaharashtraThe most important election will be held in Maharashtra where there are 288 assembly seats. BJP and Shiv Sena are in power here.
JharkhandThere are a total of 81 seats in Jharkhand Legislative Assembly. At present, there is a Jharkhand Mukti Morcha government here. HaryanaThere are a total of 90 seats in the Haryana Legislative Assembly. At present, there is a BJP government here.
Jammu and KashmirElections may be held for the first time in Jammu and Kashmir after the removal of Article 370. After delimitation, there are a total of 114 assembly seats, including 24 seats of PoK.
When can the assembly elections be held?
According to the Election Commission, the term of Haryana Assembly is till November 4, 2024, Maharashtra till November 26, 2024 and Jharkhand till January 5, 2025. At the same time, elections have not been held in Jammu and Kashmir since the removal of Article 370. Assembly elections are to be held in these states before the completion of the term. The Election Commission has fixed the date of final publication of the voter list for these states as August 20, 2024, while the eligibility date has been fixed as July 1. It is believed that assembly elections can be held here by November-December.
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