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Explained: None Of The Above (NOTA) Option In EVMs (Voting Machines)
The NOTA option was introduced to the voter in 2013.
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15 Political Parties Got Fewer Votes Than NOTA In 2019 General Election
Of the 36 political parties, whose representatives were elected to the 17th Lok Sabha, 15 got fewer votes than NOTA. Many of these parties contested only a handful of seats.
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Major Political Parties Spooked As More Voters Pick "None of the Above"
The right to reject political candidates has been gaining popularity among disenchanted Indian voters in recent elections, a trend that is starting to worry the major parties.
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MCD Election 2017: New Wards, Fresh Candidates, NOTA In Civic Polls
The upcoming municipal polls for the North, East and South Municipal Corporation of Delhi, scheduled to take place on April 23, will have 1.10 lakh new voters. This will be the first civic poll after the latest delimitation exercise which has redrawn the 272 civic wards based on 2011 Census. Each ward now has an average of 60,000 people with an est...
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In A First, NOTA Option For Voters In Delhi Civic Polls Next Month
Voters, for the first time, will be able to exercise the "None of the Above" (NOTA) option for candidates in the upcoming municipal elections in Delhi, State Election Commission said on Wednesday.
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NOTA Again Has Few Takers
The None of the Above (NOTA) option, like previous polls, had few takers in the assembly elections to West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry.
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Bihar Polls: 2.5 Per Cent of Electorate Opt for 'NOTA' Option
There were few takers in the Bihar Assembly polls for the 'none of the above' option which was introduced by the Election Commission in 2013 following a Supreme Court judgement.
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After Political Parties, Now NOTA Has Its Own Symbol
The NOTA option on electronic voting machines introduced in 2013 now has its own symbol - a ballot paper with a black cross across it.
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Delhi Election Results: 'NOTA' Accounted for 0.4 Per cent of the Total Votes
The 'None of the Above' (NOTA) option constituted 0.4 per cent of the total votes cast in the Delhi elections that saw a resurgent Aam Aadmi Party sweeping 67 seats in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday.
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'None Of The Above' option in pink in Assembly polls, white in Parliamentary
The 'None Of The Above' option will be exercised for the first time in India in the forthcoming Assembly polls.
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Election Commission issues order to implement 'None of the Above' in forthcoming polls
The Election Commission has directed the Chief Electoral Officers of all the states and Union Territories to provide the NOTA (None of the Above) button, introduced for the first time, in the Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs for the forthcoming assembly elections.
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Explained: None Of The Above (NOTA) Option In EVMs (Voting Machines)
The NOTA option was introduced to the voter in 2013.
-
15 Political Parties Got Fewer Votes Than NOTA In 2019 General Election
Of the 36 political parties, whose representatives were elected to the 17th Lok Sabha, 15 got fewer votes than NOTA. Many of these parties contested only a handful of seats.
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Major Political Parties Spooked As More Voters Pick "None of the Above"
The right to reject political candidates has been gaining popularity among disenchanted Indian voters in recent elections, a trend that is starting to worry the major parties.
-
MCD Election 2017: New Wards, Fresh Candidates, NOTA In Civic Polls
The upcoming municipal polls for the North, East and South Municipal Corporation of Delhi, scheduled to take place on April 23, will have 1.10 lakh new voters. This will be the first civic poll after the latest delimitation exercise which has redrawn the 272 civic wards based on 2011 Census. Each ward now has an average of 60,000 people with an est...
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In A First, NOTA Option For Voters In Delhi Civic Polls Next Month
Voters, for the first time, will be able to exercise the "None of the Above" (NOTA) option for candidates in the upcoming municipal elections in Delhi, State Election Commission said on Wednesday.
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NOTA Again Has Few Takers
The None of the Above (NOTA) option, like previous polls, had few takers in the assembly elections to West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry.
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Bihar Polls: 2.5 Per Cent of Electorate Opt for 'NOTA' Option
There were few takers in the Bihar Assembly polls for the 'none of the above' option which was introduced by the Election Commission in 2013 following a Supreme Court judgement.
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After Political Parties, Now NOTA Has Its Own Symbol
The NOTA option on electronic voting machines introduced in 2013 now has its own symbol - a ballot paper with a black cross across it.
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Delhi Election Results: 'NOTA' Accounted for 0.4 Per cent of the Total Votes
The 'None of the Above' (NOTA) option constituted 0.4 per cent of the total votes cast in the Delhi elections that saw a resurgent Aam Aadmi Party sweeping 67 seats in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday.
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'None Of The Above' option in pink in Assembly polls, white in Parliamentary
The 'None Of The Above' option will be exercised for the first time in India in the forthcoming Assembly polls.
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Election Commission issues order to implement 'None of the Above' in forthcoming polls
The Election Commission has directed the Chief Electoral Officers of all the states and Union Territories to provide the NOTA (None of the Above) button, introduced for the first time, in the Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs for the forthcoming assembly elections.
