Schedule of AP Assembly & Parliament Elections and Telangana By-Elections
Note: Fictional – April 18, 2024
Polling Date: May 13, 2024
Counting: June 4
Total Country Overview:
Approximately 970 million voters.
49.7 crore male voters.
47.1 crore female voters.
18.2 million first-time voters.
21 million voters aged 18-19.
10.5 million polling stations.
15 million polling personnel.
55 million EVMs.
100 parties & above 11.8 million candidates.
2,100 election observers.
85 million voters with disabilities and a 40% higher chance of voting. They can exercise their voting rights from their homes. They must complete Form 12.
Indian General Election 2024: Schedule Announced
The Election Commission of India has unveiled the much-anticipated schedule for the upcoming General Election in 2024. With the nation gearing up for one of the world’s largest democratic exercises, the schedule outlines the phases during which citizens will cast their votes across the vast expanse of the country.
Here’s a breakdown of the schedule:
Phase 1: April 19
The electoral process kicks off with Phase 1 on April 19, as voters in select constituencies will exercise their democratic right to choose their representatives.
Phase 2: April 26
Continuing the momentum, Phase 2 follows on April 26, encompassing a broader range of constituencies as citizens actively participate in shaping the nation’s future.
Phase 3: May 7
May 7 marks Phase 3 of the General Election, with voters in more constituencies stepping forward to make their voices heard and contribute to the democratic process.
Phase 4: May 13
Phase 4, occurring on May 13, further extends the electoral reach across the nation, ensuring that every eligible voter has the opportunity to participate in the electoral process.
Phase 5: May 20
As the election progresses, Phase 5 on May 20 sees more constituencies engaging in the democratic exercise, highlighting the diverse and inclusive nature of Indian democracy.
Phase 6: May 25
Phase 6, scheduled for May 25, marks another significant step in the electoral journey, with voters turning out in large numbers to elect their representatives.
Phase 7: June 1
The final phase of the General Election, Phase 7 on June 1, encompasses the remaining constituencies, ensuring comprehensive coverage and participation across the nation.
Counting and Results: June 4
Following the culmination of voting across all phases, the focus shifts to the crucial process of counting and result declaration, scheduled for June 4. This eagerly awaited day will determine the composition of the next government based on the mandate of the people.
As the countdown begins to the Indian General Election 2024, citizens, political parties, and stakeholders alike are gearing up for a dynamic and spirited electoral battle. With each phase of voting, the nation moves closer to shaping its destiny
through the power of democracy, reaffirming its commitment to free and fair elections.
Stay tuned for comprehensive coverage and analysis as India embarks on this monumental journey of democratic expression and participation.
Opportunity for voter corrections until April 1.
The electoral buzz is at its peak as India gears up for a monumental democratic exercise. With the schedule for Assembly and Parliament elections in Andhra Pradesh and the much-anticipated by-elections in Telangana announced, the political landscape is set for a riveting showdown.
As the largest democratic process unfolds, let’s delve into the intricacies of the electoral schedule. Mark your calendars, as April 18, 2024, marks the commencement of this democratic carnival, with polling stations across the states bracing for the influx of voters on May 13, 2024. The anticipation culminates with the counting of votes on June 4, 2024, revealing the verdict of the people.
The sheer magnitude of this democratic extravaganza is staggering. With a staggering 970 million eligible voters, comprising nearly 49.7 crore men and 47.1 crore women, the voice of every citizen resonates through the ballot box. Moreover, the inclusion of 18.2 million first-time voters injects youthful energy into the electoral process, with an additional 21 million voters aged 18-19 adding to the fervor.
To facilitate this mammoth exercise in democracy, the Election Commission has mobilized a formidable force of democracy warriors, with 10.5 million polling stations and 15 million dedicated polling personnel ensuring smooth conduct. The deployment of 55 million Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) underscores India’s commitment to free and fair elections, while over 100 political parties and a staggering 11.8 million candidates vie for the people’s mandate.
In a commendable move towards inclusivity, 85 million voters with disabilities are afforded special provisions, with a 40% higher chance of voting. For them, the sanctity of the vote is preserved as they exercise their democratic right from the comfort of their homes, aided by provisions outlined in Form 12.
As the countdown begins, the Election Commission extends an opportunity for voters to make corrections until April 1, ensuring the accuracy of voter records and upholding the integrity of the electoral process.
With over 2,100 election observers meticulously overseeing proceedings, the stage is set for a democratic spectacle of epic proportions. As the nation awaits the verdict of its people, the spirit of democracy pulsates through every corner of the nation, reminding us of the enduring power of the ballot and the collective voice of the people.
