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Assembly Elections: 7 Phase Polls In UP, Results For 5 States On March 10

The elections will take place in seven phases from February 10 through March 7, and counting will take place on March 10

By - Mohammed Kudrati | 8 Jan 2022 11:12 AM GMT

The Election Commission of India today announced that elections to the five states, namely Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Mizoram, Goa and Uttarakhand, would take place in seven phases starting February 10 through March 7. 

The announcement of the results would be on March 10. 

The Commission said that a total of 18.34 crore voters would be eligible to vote in the upcoming polls. 24.9 lakh first time voters of which 11.4 lakh female voters have registered to vote for the first time. 

A reference was also made to spiking cases in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic driven by the omicron variant. With respect to the health protocols in place, the Election Commission of India put in place certain safeguards and procedures. All poll officials will be treated as a frontline worker and will be vaccinated with a booster dose. All previous COVID-19 protocol such as sanitisation, masks and social distancing would apply. Polling time would be extended by one hour, which will be announced when notification is issued. 

Further, physical rallies and roadshows have also been banned in their entirety till January 15 and rallies cannot be held from 8pm to 8am. Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra said that the pandemic situation is evolving, and this date is not a hard expiry date for this provision. 

The schedule 

Following is the schedule released by the Election Commission. 

Phase 1

It will only see polling in Uttar Pradesh. 

The notification will be issued on January 14, the last date of nomination is January 21 and the date of polling is February 10

Phase 2

It will see polling in Uttar Pradesh as well as Punjab, Uttarakhand and Goa in their entirety for the latter three states. 

The notification will be issued on January 21, the last date of nomination is January 28 and the date of polling is February 14

Phase 3

This phase will see polling only in Uttar Pradesh. 

The notification will be issued on January 25, the last date of nomination is February 1 and the date of polling is February 20

Phase 4

This phase will see polling only in Uttar Pradesh 

The notification will be issued on January 27, the last date of nomination is February 3 and the date of polling is February 23

Phase 5

This phase will see polling in Uttar Pradesh and the first phase of polling in Manipur

The notification will be issued on February 1, the last date of nomination is February 8 and the date of polling is February 27

Phase 6

This phase will see polling in Uttar Pradesh and the second phase of polling in Manipur

The notification will be issued on February 4, the last date of nomination is February 11 and the date of polling is March 3

Phase 7

This is the last phase of the polls, and will see polling only in Uttar Pradesh

The notification will be issued on February 10, the last date of nomination is February 17 and the date of polling is March 10

Counting will take place for all states on March 10. 

Also Read: Consider Alternative of Online Voting: Uttarakhand HC to Poll Panel