EC Announces UP Poll Schedule For 35 seats, Uttar Pradesh Legislative council elections date result voting % live, Uttar Pradesh,UP Legislative council biennial election

EC Announces UP Poll Schedule For 35 seats, Uttar Pradesh Legislative council elections date result voting % live, Uttar Pradesh,UP Legislative council biennial election,UP legislative council polls, biennial UP legislative council polls, UP biennial elections local authorities constituencies, UP Polls

The Election commission of India has announced the poll schedule for the election to 35 seats of the UP Legislative council, the upper house of the state Legislature, from the local body’s constituency.  The total strength of the Legislative council is 100 members.

With the announcement of the poll schedule the model code of conduct has come into force with immediate effect in all the districts where the election will be held.

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3. Elaborate arrangements have been made by the Election Commission for the polling, which would from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m.

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As per the schedule announced on Friday the poll notification will be issued on February 8 and last date for filing the nomination papers is February 15. The scrutiny of papers will be held on February 16 and the last date for the withdrawal of papers is February 18.  The polling will be held on March 3 and the counting of votes will be held on March 6. The additional chief electoral officer Ramakant Pandey said the election process will be completed by March 9.

All the elected members of the three tier panchyats –village prdhan, village council members, block development committee members, block pramukh, member of district panchyat and chairman  of district panchyat and the elected members of the urban local bodies constitute the electoral college for the election of members of the Legislative council from the local bodies constituency.

The local bodies constituencies where the election will be held are:

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