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Voter Guide

 

2 articles on India Vote Kar are tagged “Voter Guide”, published between March 2019 and April 2019. They are filed mainly under Election commission 2019, BJP. They are listed below, newest first, followed by related coverage and topics.

 

Google doodle marks start of voting in 2019 Lok Sabha election

How to vote: : Google doodle does its bit for 2019 Lok Sabha Election

Google marked the start of voting in the 2019 Lok Sabha election with a doodle encouraging people to cast their ballot. The doodle shows an inked finger; clicking it takes users to a page explaining how to vote and what happens at a polling booth, with information aimed especially at first-time voters. What the guide covers The page explains how and where to vote, how to use an electronic voting machine (EVM) and the procedure inside the polling booth. It notes that a person can vote only if their nameRead More


PM Modi tags Rahul Gandhi, Mayawati and film stars in appeal to boost 2019 turnout

Voters' names, PM Modi's message,

After the announcement of the 2019 Lok Sabha election schedule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday morning appealed to politicians, film stars, sportspersons, religious leaders and the media to help raise voter participation, tagging many of them in a string of tweets. The appeal In a blog post, Mr Modi noted that the first phase of polling was less than a month away and described voting as one of every citizen’s key duties. He said first-time voters in particular should treat the election as a celebration of democracy, and calledRead More