Counting of votes at seven centres in Kannur
The Hindu
Candidates allowed to assign agents
All arrangements have been made for the counting of votes in Kannur district from 8 a.m. on May 2. In all the constituencies except Thalassery, 28 tables will be arranged in four halls. There will be seven tables in each hall. In Thalassery, there will be 21 tables in three halls. A counting supervisor, assistant and micro-observer will be present at the counting table. Each candidate may assign an agent at each counting table. According to a release, the centres will also have special arrangements for postal ballot counting. Postal ballots arriving till 8 a.m. on the day will be accepted. The votes of service voters will be treated as postal ballots.
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