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The counting of votes in three out of four states on sunday showed that less than one per cent of the voters exercised the ‘none of the above’ (nota) option in the just-concluded assembly polls, according to the election commission. assembly polls were conducted in five states and while the counting of votes in madhya pradesh, rajasthan, chhattisgarh and telangana was held on sunday, votes will be counted in mizoram on monday. in madhya pradesh, 0.99 per cent of the voters went for the nota ...

Counting of votes in three out of four states showed that less than one percent of voters exercised none of above (NOTA) option in just-concluded polls

In Telangana, 0.74 per cent of the electors opted for NOTA

The counting of votes in three out of four states on Sunday showed that less than one per cent of the voters exercised the 'none of the above' (NOTA) option in the just-concluded assembly polls, according to the election commission.

Counting of votes shows minimal use of NOTA option in assembly polls | Latest News India

The counting of votes in three out of four states on Sunday showed that less than 1 percent of the voters exercised the none of the above option in the just-concluded assembly polls, according to the election commission.

In Madhya Pradesh, 0.99 per cent of the voters went for the NOTA option out of total voter turnout of 77.15 per cent. In neighbouring Chhattisgarh, 1.29 per cent of the electors pressed the NOTA button. Here, the voter turnout was 76.3 per cent.

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India News: Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has called for the scrapping of the NOTA (None of the Above) option on electronic voting machines. Baghel a

Bagel said NOTA option, for citizens who are not inclined to vote for any candidate, on the electronic voting machines should be scrapped.