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Mizoram Election Results 2023: Date, time, how & where to watch counting

Mizoram Assembly Election Results 2023: A party needs to secure 21 or more seats to gain a majority in Mizoram Assembly

Exit poll 2023: Here's how politicians reacted to poll predictions

The exit poll results for all five states - Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram -were declared by media outlets on Thursday

Exit polls 2023: What do they predict for Assembly elections in 5 states?

Assembly elections 2023: The elections in these five states took place in phases from November 7 to November 30 and the final results will be released on December 3

Exit Polls highlights: Chhattisgarh to Cong, Raj, MP to BJP; Mizoram hung

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Mizoram Assembly elections 2023: Three exit polls predict no clear winner

Mizoram Assembly elections 2023: The results for the 40-member Mizoram assembly will be declared on December 3, along with four other states

Assembly polls: EC seizes drugs, cash, and liquor worth over Rs 1,760 crore

The Election Commission cracked its whip on several occasions to ensure a level playing field for all parties in the five states where assembly polls are being held even as authorities seized freebies, drugs, cash and liquor worth over Rs 1766 crore aimed at alluring voters. Acting on complaints and inputs by the local poll machinery, the EC issued show cause notices and advisories to top politicians to adhere to the provisions of the model code. It withdrew permission given to the Telangana government for disbursements of financial aid to farmers for rabi crops under the Rythu Bandhu Scheme after a state minister violated the provisions of the model code by making a public announcement about it. The poll panel had given its nod to the state government to disburse the rabi installment during the model code of conduct period on certain grounds. It had also asked the government not to carry out the proposed Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra, its mega outreach programme on schemes and ...

Assembly election exit polls: Understanding history, relevance, and more

The exit poll results of Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram will be announced on November 30, after 6:30 pm

Election department training officials for counting of votes in Mizoram

The Mizoram Election department is giving training to officials on counting of votes for the state assembly election, a senior officer said. Mizoram Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Madhup Vyas said that a full dress rehearsal for counting will be held through the Encore portal on Thursday. Additional CEO H Lianzela said more than 4,000 counting personnel will be involved in the counting to be held on December 3. Counting will be held in 13 counting centres across the state and there will be 40 counting halls in 13 counting centres, he said. "There are 399 EVM tables and 56 postal ballot tables and over 4,000 personnel for counting of votes," he said. Director General of Police (DGP) Anil Shukla said that "full proof security arrangements have been made for counting of votes." He had said Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), IRBn and Mizoram armed police have been deployed to maintain law and order. All the EVMs are securely placed in the strong rooms in all the district headquarter

State Assembly elections 2023 LIVE: Rajnath Singh slams BRS govt at rally

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State Assembly polls LIVE: Campaigning to end today at 6 pm in Rajasthan

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State Assembly polls LIVE: Priyanka Gandhi to hold rally in Churu today

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State Assembly polls LIVE: Congress promises caste census in Rajasthan

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State Assembly polls 2023 LIVE: Amit Shah to hold rally in Telangana today

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Mizoram: EC allows students' scholarship disbursal after hundreds protest

Mizoram's student body Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) called off its agitation late on Thursday after the state government assured disbursement of scholarships following approval by the Election Commission. Earlier in the day, officials said that the scholarship money was not disbursed due to the model code of conduct being in place for the state assembly polls held on November 7 and that they were waiting for the Election Commission's nod. The counting of votes will take place on December 3. MZP general secretary Chinkhanmanga Thomte said that the agitation was called off at 8:30 pm on Thursday as the Election Commission has approved the petition to disburse the scholarship money. Hundreds of students, under the aegis of MZP, were protesting from Tuesday over the alleged negligence of the state scholarship board to disburse money. They demanded that the second installment of scholarship money be immediately released to the beneficiaries. The protesters staged a sit-in outside the Mizoram

Mizoram elections: Female voter turnout with 81.25% exceeds male turnout

According to the Chief Electoral Officer Office, Mizoram, 81.25 per cent of female voters have been recorded while male voters are recorded at 80.04 per cent

Voting to be held again in a polling station in Mizoram on technical ground

The Election Commission has directed that voting will be held again in one polling station in Mizoram's Aizawl South-III constituency on Friday, officials said. The repolling was necessitated as voting personnel did not clear the mock poll there ahead of the assembly election held on Tuesday, they said. Voting will take place between 7 am and 4 pm in Muallungthu polling station on Friday. A total of 1,084 electors, including 548 female voters, are eligible to exercise their franchise in the polling station, the officials said. The Mizoram assembly elections passed off peacefully on Tuesday with over 77 per cent of 8.57 lakh electors casting their votes. The voting percentage is likely to increase, as final reports are yet to come from far-flung districts, they added.

Mizoram Assembly elections 2023: State registers over 77% voter turnout

Serchhip in central Mizoram registered the highest polling percentage of 84.49, followed by Hnahthial (84.16)

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Mizoram assembly elections peaceful, state records over 77% turnout

The Mizoram assembly elections passed off peacefully on Tuesday with over 77 per cent of 8.57 lakh electors exercising their franchise, officials said. The voting percentage is likely to touch 80 as final reports are yet to come from far-flung districts, additional chief electoral officer H Lianzela said. According to the Election Commission data at 6pm, 77.39 per cent voter turnout was recorded. In the 2018 state polls, the overall voter turnout was 81.61 per cent. Lianzela said voting was underway in certain polling stations even at 5pm, an hour after the 4pm deadline, as people waited in queues to exercise their franchise. Polling in all the 1,276 polling stations was peaceful, the official said, adding 174 candidates, including 18 women, are in the fray. Of the 11 districts, central Mizoram's Serchhip recorded the highest polling percentage of 84.49, followed by Hnahthial (84.16) and Khawzawl (82.39). Aizawl district witnessed the lowest turnout of 73.09 per cent. South Mizo

Party will work hard to deliver corruption-free govt: ZPM leader

Earlier, K Sapdanga had announced that the party will not ally with the BJP even if it fails to secure a majority in the coming elections