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The debate over simultaneous elections - Vimarsana News

The debate over simultaneous elections

What is the rationale behind 'One Nation, One Election'? Why have some regional parties spoken against it? We explain.

What Election Commission's 2015 Report On Simultaneous Polls Said - Vimarsana News

What Election Commission's 2015 Report On Simultaneous Polls Said

Holding simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha and all assemblies would need any no-confidence motion to be coupled with a 'confidence motion' by a leader proposed as next prime minister or chief minister.

Source: ndtv.com
Simultaneous polls: No-confidence motion coupled with 'confidence motion' to prevent premature dissolution of House, EC had said - Vimarsana News

Simultaneous polls: No-confidence motion coupled with 'confidence motion' to prevent premature dissolution of House, EC had said

The poll panel had also suggested that in case the dissolution of the House cannot be avoided, then fresh elections can be held if the remainder of the term is long.

'One Nation, One Election': Why BJP favours it and opposition doesn't | India News - Vimarsana News

'One Nation, One Election': Why BJP favours it and opposition doesn't | India News

India News: The BJP-led government in India has formed a committee under former president Ram Nath Kovind to work on a legislation for 'one nation, one election'.

What drives Malay youths to vote the way they do? Exasperation, for the most part - Vimarsana News

What drives Malay youths to vote the way they do? Exasperation, for the most part

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 29): With the six state elections ending on Aug 12, most would have expected the respective state governments to be formed as soon as possible — and in an orderly fashion. Evidently, that has not been the case; for starters, Penang only sees its 40 state assemblymen sworn into o