Maharashtra Assembly Election 2019: A total number of 3,237 candidates are contesting this year.
Maharashtra Assembly Election is taking place in a single phase on October 21, Monday. The Maharashtra election result will be announced three days later on October 24, Thursday. The main contesting parties in the state are the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Shiv Sena, Congress and the Nationalist Congress party (NCP). A total number of 3,237 candidates are contesting the Maharashtra elections this year on 288 constituencies (seats). This year, number of polling stations for Maharashtra Assembly Election are 96,661. Maharashtra has 8.9 crore voters. Of these, 4.6 crore are men and 4.2 crore are women voters and 2,634 are voters from the third gender.
A voter list is a detailed record of every person who is registered and eligible to vote. The voter list includes information used to identify voters and assign them to a specific electoral district and polling station.
Maharashtra Assembly Election 2019: 5 Steps to check your name in Voter list:
1. Go to Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra website
https://ceo.maharashtra.gov.in/
On the top bar, click on “Find Name In Voter List”
2. You can search your name in Maharashtra Assembly Elections website in two ways
- Name Wise
- ID Card Wise
3. To check your name in the list “name wise”, click on the check box against it.
Then, two options will appear – District and Assembly
4. Click on one of the two and fill in the following details:
- District/Assembly name
- First Name
- Last name
- Middle name
- Mathematical question (This will be different for everyone)
5. And click on “Search”
If your name is not in the list, it will ask you to fill form 6 or it will show you the details.
To check your name in the list “ID card wise”, click against it.
Three options will appear.
- Select district
- ID Card number
- Maths questions (This will be different for everyone)
And click on “Search”
If your name is not in the list, it will ask you to fill form 6 or it will show you all the details.
In 2014 Maharashtra Assembly Elections, the BJP got 122 seats and its ally got 63 seats. The Congress won 42 seats and its coalition partner NCP got 41. The BJP's vote share was 31.15 per cent, Shiv Sena got 19.3 per cent votes and Congress got 18 per cent vote share.