The state's chief electoral officer has initiated the process to collect postal ballots from those who have opted for home voting. Election Commission allows voters over 85 years and those with 40% and above disability to opt for home voting. CEO's office has identified 4,158 voters opting for home voting in the first phase of polling.
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Voters above the age of 85 in Guwahati parliamentary constituency share diverse opinions on voting methods - EVMs vs. ballots. Some appreciate the efficiency of EVMs, while others prefer the transparency of paper ballots. Election Commission's effort to bring polling booths to their doorsteps is lauded. Postal ballot voting for specially-abled and elderly voters ongoing. Dr Nirmal Kumar Chaudhury praises EVMs for hassle-free voting, while Kshirada Dutta prefers the reliability of paper ballots.
A total of 14 teams has been deployed to aid home voting of senior citizens aged 85 years and above as well as for voters with 40% or more disability in Palamu. The home voting exercise, which begins on Thursday, will conclude on May 7. Learn more about the facilitation center and the process here.
The Rayagada district administration initiates a campaign to boost voter awareness and participation by sending invitation letters to over 20,000 newly eligible voters. The letters carry a compelling slogan, 'I will cast my vote, you too cast your vote', emphasizing voter responsibility and participation.