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The CEO reviewed the status of Home Voting, which is being provided for the first time in Telangana and facilitates voting at home itself, by senior citizens, PwD voters, who opted for it in place of casting their votes at the polling stations, it said.

Election officials explained to the CEO through PowerPoint presentation about poll arrangements done in their respective districts.

A couple of meetings were held for different agencies, including Income Tax, banks, police, GST, Enforcement Directorate and others to track any unauthorized practices.

As part of claims and objections, people can submit their claims in prescribed Form-6 to get enrolled as voters, he said.

IIIDEM conducted a five-days training programme for the State Level Master Trainers of Telangana

Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj appraised political parties about the ongoing initiatives being taken by the Election Commission in the run up to elections in Telangana

According to the new rolls, the number of voters in the State is 2,99,92,941 after 6,84,408 voters were added and 2,72,418 voters were deleted

State Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vikas Raj said the final electoral roll would be published on January 5.

GHMC officials including BLOs were present at all polling stations located in 15 Assembly constituencies of the Hyderabad district.

The Block Level Officers would be available at the polling stations to receive application forms during special enrolment drive.

The Election Commission has asked officials not to insist for documentary proof while enrolling as voter.

Hyderabad: The total number of voters in the State is 2,95,80,736 including 1,48,58,887 male voters and 14,702,391 female voters. Third gender voters are numbered about 1,654 in the 33 districts, Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vikas Raj said in a statement here on Thursday. A draft Special Summary Revision (SSR) 2023 was published on Wednesday. There […]

BJP MLA M Raghunandan Rao, alleging that the Telangana CEO was delaying announcement of round-wise results of the counting in Munugode.

Counting of votes in each round and official confirmation was taking about 25 to 30 minutes, he said while addressing media persons here on Sunday.

The independent candidates alleged that major political parties were resorting to violence and poll code violations to influence voters.

Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vikas Raj said all arrangements were being made for the smooth conduct of polling during the Munugode byelection