None Of The Above Option Elections
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Few Takers For NOTA As Maharashtra, Jharkhand Elections Results Come In
Election Results 2024: The "None of the Above" (NOTA) option had minimal impact in the Maharashtra and Jharkhand Assembly elections. Only 0.75 per cent of voters in Maharashtra and 1.32 per cent in Jharkhand chose NOTA.
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BJP Indore Candidate Wins By Over 11 Lakh Votes, Party Calls It "Highest Ever"
BJP's Shankar Lalwani on Tuesday won the Indore Lok Sabha seat by a margin of more than 11 lakh votes in a contest that also witnessed the NOTA (none of the above) option creating a record.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: With Over 1.38 Lakh Voters Choosing NOTA, It's Second To BJP In Indore
Over 1.38 lakh people in Madhya Pradesh's Indore parliamentary constituency pressed the None Of The Above (NOTA) option, according to the latest trends.
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Congress, BJP Spar Over NOTA On Polling Day In Indore
The Congress accused the ruling BJP government in Madhya Pradesh of stopping it from publicising the None Of The Above (NOTA) option in Indore, where polling was held on Monday in the fourth and final phase of the general elections in the state.
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Betrayed By Indore Pick, Congress Bats For NOTA To "Teach BJP A Lesson"
Jolted by its Indore Lok Sabha candidate withdrawing its nomination and then rubbing salt in its wounds by joining the BJP, the Congress is now banking on the NOTA - none of the above - option to "teach a lesson" to the ruling party.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: After Losing Indore Candidate To BJP, Congress Urges Voters To Hit NOTA
The Congress, ejected from the contest after its Indore candidate joined the BJP, is appealing to voters to press the 'None Of The Above' (NOTA) option, a move slammed by the ruling party as negative tactics.
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Less Than 1% Voters Chose NOTA In Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana
The counting of votes in three out of four states on Sunday showed that less than one per cent of the voters exercised the 'none of the above' (NOTA) option in the just-concluded assembly polls, according to the election commission.
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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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Over 7 Lakh Voters In Bihar Chose The 'NOTA' Option: Election Commission
A little over seven lakh voters in Bihar used the 'none of the above' or NOTA option in the assembly elections, according to the Election Commission.
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More People Chose "None Of The Above" In Maharashtra Elections Than 2014
The percentage of voters punching in None of the Above or NOTA option in recently concluded Maharashtra assembly elections has seen a rise compared to the 2014 polls.
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Few Takers For NOTA As Maharashtra, Jharkhand Elections Results Come In
Election Results 2024: The "None of the Above" (NOTA) option had minimal impact in the Maharashtra and Jharkhand Assembly elections. Only 0.75 per cent of voters in Maharashtra and 1.32 per cent in Jharkhand chose NOTA.
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BJP Indore Candidate Wins By Over 11 Lakh Votes, Party Calls It "Highest Ever"
BJP's Shankar Lalwani on Tuesday won the Indore Lok Sabha seat by a margin of more than 11 lakh votes in a contest that also witnessed the NOTA (none of the above) option creating a record.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: With Over 1.38 Lakh Voters Choosing NOTA, It's Second To BJP In Indore
Over 1.38 lakh people in Madhya Pradesh's Indore parliamentary constituency pressed the None Of The Above (NOTA) option, according to the latest trends.
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Congress, BJP Spar Over NOTA On Polling Day In Indore
The Congress accused the ruling BJP government in Madhya Pradesh of stopping it from publicising the None Of The Above (NOTA) option in Indore, where polling was held on Monday in the fourth and final phase of the general elections in the state.
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Betrayed By Indore Pick, Congress Bats For NOTA To "Teach BJP A Lesson"
Jolted by its Indore Lok Sabha candidate withdrawing its nomination and then rubbing salt in its wounds by joining the BJP, the Congress is now banking on the NOTA - none of the above - option to "teach a lesson" to the ruling party.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: After Losing Indore Candidate To BJP, Congress Urges Voters To Hit NOTA
The Congress, ejected from the contest after its Indore candidate joined the BJP, is appealing to voters to press the 'None Of The Above' (NOTA) option, a move slammed by the ruling party as negative tactics.
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Less Than 1% Voters Chose NOTA In Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana
The counting of votes in three out of four states on Sunday showed that less than one per cent of the voters exercised the 'none of the above' (NOTA) option in the just-concluded assembly polls, according to the election commission.
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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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Over 7 Lakh Voters In Bihar Chose The 'NOTA' Option: Election Commission
A little over seven lakh voters in Bihar used the 'none of the above' or NOTA option in the assembly elections, according to the Election Commission.
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More People Chose "None Of The Above" In Maharashtra Elections Than 2014
The percentage of voters punching in None of the Above or NOTA option in recently concluded Maharashtra assembly elections has seen a rise compared to the 2014 polls.
