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    staff reporterraipur,    as many as 1,39,01,285 voters including 69,33,121 male voters, 69,67,544 female voters and 620 third gender voters will exercise their franchise at 15,701 polling stations of seven lok s

Jammu: With all arrangements in place, the polling for second phase of ongoing Lok Sabha elections is all set to commence on April 26 in the 5 Jammu Parliamentary Constituency.

According to the Election Commission, anyone whose name appears on the official voter list is eligible to vote, i.e. the absence of a voter ID card will not restrict any citizen from exercising their right to vote.

Chennai: In the first phase of voting for the Lok Sabha elections on Friday, 6.23 crore voters - 3.06 crore men, 3.17 crore women and 8,467 members of the third gender - will exercise their franchise...

     staff reporterraipur,    all preparations have been completed ahead of the bastar lok sabha elections wherein 14,72,207 voters including 7,00,476 male, 7,71,679 female voters and 52 third gender voters wil

190 companies of Central Armed Police Force are deployed for polling in 39 Lok Sabha constituencies in Tamil Nadu. 6.23 crore voters, including 3.06 crore men, 3.17 crore women, and 8,467 third gender, will vote on April 19. Free transportation for PwD and senior citizens provided. Counting on June 4 with 68,321 polling stations and 39 counting centers.

Lok Sabha elections 2024: The first phase of voting in the general elections will be held on April 19. According to Election Commissions notice, voters can bring alternative ID card with themselves to cast their vote

The Udhampur Parliamentary constituency is all set to go to polls in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections being held on April 19, with a total of 16.23 lakh voters, including 8.45 lakh men and 7.77 lakh women, eligible to vote and participate ...

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The EC has issued guidelines allowing voters to cast their ballots even without a voter ID card. Minor errors on voter IDs will be overlooked, provided the voters identity can be verified. Alternative photo identity documents such as Aadhaar cards, passports, and driving licenses are acceptable. These relaxed rules aim to facilitate voting in upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of familiarizing oneself with the guidelines.