246 polling stations under Byndoor Assembly segment in Udupi district under Shivamogga Lok Sabha constituency to go to polls today
The Hindu
In all, 246 polling stations under Byndoor Assembly segment, in Udupi district, under Shivamogga Lok Sabha constituency will go to the polls on Tuesday. The polling will be held from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
In all, 246 polling stations under Byndoor Assembly segment, in Udupi district, under Shivamogga Lok Sabha constituency, will go to the polls on Tuesday. The polling will be held from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Polling officials left for duty from the mustering and demustering centre at Government Pre-University College, Byndoor, on Monday.
Of 246 polling booths, 220 are in rural areas and 26 in urban areas. The segment has 12 vulnerable booths and 42 polling stations have been classified as critical.
According to the Election Commission, Byndoor Assembly segment has a total of 2,40,500 voters of which 1,22,786 are female and 1,17,711 are male. There are three third gender voters.
Of the total voters, the segment has 5,233 young voters who are in the age group of 18 to 19 years. Of them, 2,677 are male and 2,556 are female.
The segment has 3,156 persons with disabilities (PwD) electors. Of them, 1,766 are men and 1,390 are women.
In addition to 246 presiding officers, there will be 738 polling officers and 81 micro-observers on duty.
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