We are here to talk about the election, which is the most controversial topic for those people who are interested in politics. Elections in five states are scheduled to take place next month. People are eagerly waiting for this vote, we will tell you that the data says that more than 161 million people will vote in next month’s assembly elections across India. The information was released on Monday, pulling the trigger on the start of the 2023 election season leading up to next summer’s general election. We will try to cover all the details about the news. Let’s continue the article.
According to the report, we will look at the state seats and votes one by one. First we will talk about Mizoram, which is the smallest electoral state with 40 seats and polling will be held on November 7. Elections in Chhattisgarh will be held on November 7 and 17, and Chhattisgarh has a 90-member assembly, which will be held in two phases on the said dates. Let’s talk about Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Telangana, where polling will be held on November 17, 23 and 30. There are still a few things left to tell you about the news that you will find in the next section of the article.
Based on the report, we would like to clarify that these votes will be counted on December 3. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar mentioned that the elections in these states have different importance as they will act as the final assembly elections before the 2024 general elections. The five-state election is widely seen as a virtual semi-final for the Lok Sabha polls due in May next year and a sandbox for shaping election narratives of coalition deals and leadership decisions. Scroll down the page to find out more information about the news.
Furthermore, three of the five states – Rajasthan, Chattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh will also have near-bipolar contests between the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress, giving an opportunity to test the strength of the two national parties that will clash in almost a third of all Lok Sabha seats. These are also the first elections since the G20 summit and will show to what extent the government’s efforts to blunt anger over the boom have succeeded on the ground. We have shared all the news details that we have fetched from other sources to make this article for the readers. If we receive further details, we will notify you first on the same site. Stay tuned for more updates.
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Source: HIS Education