MLC election count: teacher, graduate mLC vote count down
MLC Election Counting: Authorities have arranged an armored arrangement for counting MLC election votes. The mock counting was completed and the system for counting starting at 8 am on Monday was completed. Graduates and teachers in North Telangana have taken steps to get two MLC votes at Karimnagar Ambedkar Stadium Stadium.
The counting of MLC electoral votes for the Karimnagar-Adilabad-Nizamabad-Madak bachelor’s and teachers’ constituencies will begin in a few hours. Officials have made extensive arrangements and have conducted fake count. 21 tables for counting of graduation votes and 14 tables for counting teachers’ votes.
Election Returning Officer Collector Pamela Satpathi has announced that counting process is being done through a total of 35 tables. Four personnel are performing duties in each table, including a micro -obese, one supervisor, and two counting assistants. All of them were trained by the concerned authorities. A total of 800 personnel will be used for counting. Out of this, 20 percent of reserved personnel were appointed.
Without mistakes …
MAC Counting was done carefully before any mistake in the MLC election votes count. The mock counting was held at the counting center to educate the supervisors and the counters participating in the count under the auspices of the election returning officer Pamela Satpal were counted. Counting is running smoothly without an opportunity without any mistakes, mistakes and mock counting.
Officers have been instructed to coordinate electoral duties without any disturbances in the counting process. The orders and instructions given in the training should be strictly followed. If there is any doubt, the authorities are asked to bring it to the attention of the authorities. They were ordered to perform duties as per election rules. The Election Commission has been ordered to adopt the guidelines.
Three -year safety …
During the counting of MLC votes, the counting center took strict security measures at the Karimnagar Indoor Stadium. Security has been established with the central, state and local police. CC cameras will continue to monitor in each table. Election officials have taken steps to perform the counting staff duties in three shifts as the count will start from 8 am on Monday.
Teachers result in night … two to three days for graduation results
The counting of teachers’ votes in the MLC elections is likely to be completed quickly. But it is possible to take two to three days to complete the count of graduates.
The counting of those votes is likely to be completed in 12 hours. Officials estimate that it will take two to three days to complete the counting process as the voting percentage increases.
50 % of valid votes are the winners …
The candidate who won more votes in the general elections is declared a victory. But in the MLC elections, a person who won more than 50 % valid votes will be declared the winner. MLC votes should be established first. Inscribed votes are cast from votes and valid votes. 50 percent of the total number of votes is counted.
A candidate winning more than 50 % will be declared the winner. Votes are to be made first. After that, the candidates in the competition will be allotted a sugarcane to each person and they will get the votes they received. The candidate then counts the won votes. If a candidate does not reach more than 50 percent of the vote quota after counting the first priority vote, then the abolition process will begin.
How to do elimination …
As part of the elimination process, the second priority votes are counted among the votes for the person who won fewer votes. They are transferred to the above candidates. If a candidate does not get quota votes after elimination, then the elimination process will continue till the quota votes are over. Whenever the candidates win the necessary quota votes for success, they will be declared the winner. Their counting process will be delayed by graduation votes in millions. The counting of votes will be completed soon as teachers’ votes are small.
KV Reddy United Karimnagar District Correspondent Hindustan Times Telugu reporting.
