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What Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Said About 'NOTA' Option In Polls
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Bagel on Saturday said that the NOTA option, for citizens who are not inclined to vote for any candidate, on the electronic voting machines should be scrapped.
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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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In Haryana Municipal Elections, NOTA To Be A "Fictional Candidate"
In a significant move, the Haryana Election Commission has decided to treat 'none-of-the-above' or NOTA option as a "fictional candidate" in upcoming municipal polls, making it a must for winning candidates to secure more votes than those cast for NOTA.
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Poll Panel Removes NOTA Option From Rajya Sabha Elections
The Election Commission today withdrew the 'none of the above' (NOTA) option from ballot papers of the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Council polls following a Supreme Court directive.
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Gujarat High Court Asks Election Commission to Create More Awareness About NOTA
The Gujarat High Court today directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to increase the efforts to create awareness about NOTA (none of the above) option ahead of the coming elections to rural and semi-urban local bodies in the state.
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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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What Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Said About 'NOTA' Option In Polls
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Bagel on Saturday said that the NOTA option, for citizens who are not inclined to vote for any candidate, on the electronic voting machines should be scrapped.
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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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In Haryana Municipal Elections, NOTA To Be A "Fictional Candidate"
In a significant move, the Haryana Election Commission has decided to treat 'none-of-the-above' or NOTA option as a "fictional candidate" in upcoming municipal polls, making it a must for winning candidates to secure more votes than those cast for NOTA.
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Poll Panel Removes NOTA Option From Rajya Sabha Elections
The Election Commission today withdrew the 'none of the above' (NOTA) option from ballot papers of the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Council polls following a Supreme Court directive.
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Gujarat High Court Asks Election Commission to Create More Awareness About NOTA
The Gujarat High Court today directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to increase the efforts to create awareness about NOTA (none of the above) option ahead of the coming elections to rural and semi-urban local bodies in the state.
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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.
