Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla and Election Commissioners SY Quraishi and VS Sampath reviewed the preparations for counting in all states and ...
ANDHRA PRADESH ELECTION COMMISSION DECLARED BY INDIA
New Delhi (PTI) Counting of votes polled in the nearly month-long Lok Sabha elections will begin on Saturday, even as political parties began searching for new friends and making up with foes fearing a fractured verdict.
A party or combine needs 272 seats in the 545-member Lok Sabha to form a government, but exit polls predicted a hung house but gave the Congress-led UPA an edge over the BJP- steered NDA. However, both are expected to fall short of the magic number.
Predictably, parties trashed the psephologist's findings and held out their hands of friendship to those with potential to add numbers to their tally.
Counting would take place at 4,260 halls in 1,080 centres across the country and would be managed by nearly 60,000 personnel. A little over half of the 71.377 crore registered voters cast their ballots through Electronic Voting Machines in the elections that began on April 16 and ended on May 13.
ELECTION COUNTING ONLINE RESULTS 2009
In all, 8,070 candidates, including from 46 national, and state parties, contested in the elections to 543 LS seats (two members are nominated from Anglo-Indian community). Votes polled in elections to state assemblies of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Sikkim would also be counted simultaneously.
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Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla and Election Commissioners S Y Quraishi and V S Sampath reviewed the preparations for counting in all states and union territories through a video conference with Chief Electoral Officers.
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Mr. Chawla reviewed the arrangements on the basis of detailed checklist prepared by the Commission and directed the CEOs to follow it strictly.
He also reviewed the security arrangements for the EVMs.
ELECTION COUNTING ONLINE RESULTS 2009
The counting of votes polled in both Lok Sabha as well as assembly elections would start at 0800 hours on Saturday.
The Commission has launched a special website www.eciresults.nic.in to make the results available instantly.
ELECTION COUNTING ONLINE RESULTS 2009
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