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| Election 09 at a Glance |
 The elections of 2009 will mark the 15th Lok Sabha Election Voting scheduled from Apr 16th to May 13th, with Results on May 16th 714 million voters, 43m more than elections of 2004 8,28,804 polling stations, 1.36m EVMs, 4m civic officials, 2.1m security officials Photo electoral rolls to be used for first time in 522 of total 543 constituencies Total expenditure estimated to be around Rs. 10,000 crore A polling booth in the interiors of Gir forest in Junagadh has one voter In Chhattisgarh, one polling booth has been made for just two voters In Arunachal Pradesh, three booths have been made for three voters each
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Parliamentary Constituencies of India for Election 2009
There are a total of 543 India Parliamentary Constituencies, which will go through the voting in 5 different phases from April 16th to May 16th. of these 543 constituencies, 499 are going to have new map boundaries because of the recently implemented delimitation rules. The Scheduled Caste seats will go up to 84 from 79 and Scheduled Tribe will now have 47 instead of previous 41. 522 Lok Sabha constituencies will see the use of photo electoral rolls. The election commission of India is responsible for the overall management and rule-making of India elections. It is said to be above the jurisdiction of the central or state Govt and the entire election process is followed according to the rules set by the election commission. The election commission is aptly helped by Govt officials who are given special election duties in their respective constituencies.
State Parliamentary Constituencies & Election Maps:
We bring to you some detailed and updated election news from each state and their constituencies. Also look at the election maps and keep yourself updated with election results from previous years.
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