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Musk Backs Paper Ballots For US Polls, Claims Voting Machines Rig Elections
Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported.
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"Passed Every Test": President Praises EVMs In Parliament Address
Amid concerns raised over Electronic Voting Machines by several opposition parties, President Draupadi Murmu today praised the EVMs in her address to the joint session of the Parliament.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Review Of VVPAT Verdict
A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking review of its April 26 judgement by which it had rejected the demand for reverting to the old paper ballot system and the complete cross-verification of votes cast using EVMs with a VVPAT.
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"Everything Can't Be Suspected": Supreme Court To Petitioners On EVM
The Supreme Court on Thursday told petitioners who sought its direction to go back to using ballot papers not to suspect the efficacy of Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) and appreciate if the Election Commission does good work.
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"Don't Try To Bring Down System": Supreme Court In Vote Cross-Check Case
Hearing petitions seeking cross-verification of votes cast on Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) with papers slips generated through the VVPAT system, the Supreme Court today pointed to problems with the secret ballot voting method.
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"If 400 Candidates Stand...": Digvijaya Singh's Plan To Eliminate EVMs
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has come up with a novel idea to ensure voting for the Lok Sabha election is done via ballot papers instead of EVMs, or electronic voting machines, at least for one constituency.
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Digvijaya Singh Wants Polls Via Ballot Paper As He Fears Defeat, Claims BJP Leader
"Due to fear of massive defeat" in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh is proposing a way to conduct voting through ballots, Madhya Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief VD Sharma said on Monday.
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3.30 Lakh Elderly, PwDs Used Home Voting Facility In Last 11 Assembly Polls
The home voting option is exercised using ballot paper under prescribed secrecy norms and the process is video-graphed.
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Madhya Pradesh Plans Vote-From-Home For Elderly, Differently Abled
Will 12.10 lakh ballot papers be decisive in the upcoming assembly election in Madhya Pradesh? Though the Election Commission made this provision for voters aged above 80 years and persons with disabilities to vote from home.
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At 105, Himachal Woman Turns Up To Polling Station To Cast Vote
Though the Election Commission provided a voluntary facility to voters over 80 to cast their vote through ballot papers at their homes, Naro Devi preferred to cast her vote through the EVM at the polling station.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging Validity Of Law That Led To Voting Machines
Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of the People Act, which had led to the introduction of electronic voting machines (EVMs) instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
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MPs To Get Green Ballot Paper, MLAs Will Get Pink In Presidential Poll
Elected members of Parliament and members of state legislative assemblies will get ballot papers of different colours on July 18 when they vote to elect the next President of India.
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For Secrecy, Electors To Get Special Pens In Presidential Elections Says Poll Body
Presidential Polls: Seeking to maintain secrecy of voting, the Election Commission has directed the returning officer and assistant returning officers to provide voters with a specially designed pen to mark their ballot papers in presidential polls.
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Election Body's "Special Pens" To Mark Vote In President Election
The Election Commission will provide "particular" pens to electors to mark their vote on ballot papers in the presidential election to be held on July 18.
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Supreme Court To Consider Hearing Plea Challenging Use Of Voting Machines
Supreme Court agreed to consider listing a plea challenging the Constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of People Act which had led to the introduction of EVMs instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
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Musk Backs Paper Ballots For US Polls, Claims Voting Machines Rig Elections
Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported.
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"Passed Every Test": President Praises EVMs In Parliament Address
Amid concerns raised over Electronic Voting Machines by several opposition parties, President Draupadi Murmu today praised the EVMs in her address to the joint session of the Parliament.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Review Of VVPAT Verdict
A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking review of its April 26 judgement by which it had rejected the demand for reverting to the old paper ballot system and the complete cross-verification of votes cast using EVMs with a VVPAT.
-
"Everything Can't Be Suspected": Supreme Court To Petitioners On EVM
The Supreme Court on Thursday told petitioners who sought its direction to go back to using ballot papers not to suspect the efficacy of Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) and appreciate if the Election Commission does good work.
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"Don't Try To Bring Down System": Supreme Court In Vote Cross-Check Case
Hearing petitions seeking cross-verification of votes cast on Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) with papers slips generated through the VVPAT system, the Supreme Court today pointed to problems with the secret ballot voting method.
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"If 400 Candidates Stand...": Digvijaya Singh's Plan To Eliminate EVMs
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has come up with a novel idea to ensure voting for the Lok Sabha election is done via ballot papers instead of EVMs, or electronic voting machines, at least for one constituency.
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Digvijaya Singh Wants Polls Via Ballot Paper As He Fears Defeat, Claims BJP Leader
"Due to fear of massive defeat" in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh is proposing a way to conduct voting through ballots, Madhya Pradesh Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief VD Sharma said on Monday.
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3.30 Lakh Elderly, PwDs Used Home Voting Facility In Last 11 Assembly Polls
The home voting option is exercised using ballot paper under prescribed secrecy norms and the process is video-graphed.
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Madhya Pradesh Plans Vote-From-Home For Elderly, Differently Abled
Will 12.10 lakh ballot papers be decisive in the upcoming assembly election in Madhya Pradesh? Though the Election Commission made this provision for voters aged above 80 years and persons with disabilities to vote from home.
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At 105, Himachal Woman Turns Up To Polling Station To Cast Vote
Though the Election Commission provided a voluntary facility to voters over 80 to cast their vote through ballot papers at their homes, Naro Devi preferred to cast her vote through the EVM at the polling station.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea Challenging Validity Of Law That Led To Voting Machines
Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of the People Act, which had led to the introduction of electronic voting machines (EVMs) instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
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MPs To Get Green Ballot Paper, MLAs Will Get Pink In Presidential Poll
Elected members of Parliament and members of state legislative assemblies will get ballot papers of different colours on July 18 when they vote to elect the next President of India.
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For Secrecy, Electors To Get Special Pens In Presidential Elections Says Poll Body
Presidential Polls: Seeking to maintain secrecy of voting, the Election Commission has directed the returning officer and assistant returning officers to provide voters with a specially designed pen to mark their ballot papers in presidential polls.
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Election Body's "Special Pens" To Mark Vote In President Election
The Election Commission will provide "particular" pens to electors to mark their vote on ballot papers in the presidential election to be held on July 18.
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Supreme Court To Consider Hearing Plea Challenging Use Of Voting Machines
Supreme Court agreed to consider listing a plea challenging the Constitutional validity of a provision of the Representation of People Act which had led to the introduction of EVMs instead of ballot papers for polls in the country.
