EC Announced: Lok Sabha Election 2014
New Delhi, 05.03.14: Asraf Al Gazi (OBB/S.C): Lok Sabha schedule announced today: The Schedule for Lok Sabha Polls 2014 was announced today by the Election Commission. The recommended dates are from April 07 to May 12 and the polling is ensured to be held in nine phases. Counting of vote will be held on May 16.
General Elections phase-wise schedule:
Phase 1: April 7 in 2 states.
Phase 2: April 9 in 5 states.
Phase 3: April 10 in 14 states.
Phase 4: April 12 in 3 states.
Phase 5: April 17 in 13 states.
Phase 6: April 24 in 12 states.
Phase 7: April 30 in 9 states.
Phase 8: May 7 in 7 states.
Phase 9: May 12 in 3 states.
Phase 2: April 9 in 5 states.
Phase 3: April 10 in 14 states.
Phase 4: April 12 in 3 states.
Phase 5: April 17 in 13 states.
Phase 6: April 24 in 12 states.
Phase 7: April 30 in 9 states.
Phase 8: May 7 in 7 states.
Phase 9: May 12 in 3 states.
General Elections state-wise schedule:
Andhra Pradesh (40 constituencies): on April 30 for 17 seats and May 7 for 25 seats.
Arunachal Pradesh (2 constituencies): on April 9.
Assam (14 constituencies): on April 7 for 5 seats, April 12 for 3 seats, and April 24 for 6 seats.
Bihar (40 constituencies): on April for 10 (6), April 17 for 7 seats, April 24 for 7 seats, April 30 for 7seats and May 7 for 7seats, May 12 for 6 seats.
Chhattisgarh (11 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat, April 17 for 3 seats, April 24 for 7 seats.
Goa (2 constituencies):on April 7 for 2 seats.
Gujarat (26 constituencies):on April 30 for 26 seats.
Haryana (10 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats
Himachal Pradesh (4 constituencies): on May 7 for 4 seats.
Jammu and Kashmir (6 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat, April 17 for 1seat, April 24 for 1seat, April 30 for 1 seat, May 7 for 2 seats.
Jharkhand (14 constituencies): on April 10 for 5 seats, April 17 for 5 seats, April 24 for 4seats.
Karnataka (28 constituencies): on April17 for 28 seats.
Kerala (20 constituencies): on April 10 for 20 seats.
Madhya Pradesh (29 constituencies): on April 10 for 9 seats, April 17 for 10 seats, April 24 for 10 seats.
Maharashtra (48 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats, April 17 for 19 seats, April 24 for 19 seats.
Manipur (2 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat, April 17 for 1 seat.
Meghalaya (2 constituencies): on April 9 for 2 seats.
Mizoram (1 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat.
Nagaland (1 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat.
Odisha (21 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats, April 17 for 11 seats.
Punjab (13 constituencies): on April 30 for 13 seats.
Rajasthan (25 constituencies): on April 17 for 20 seats, April 24 for 5 seats.
Sikkim (1 constituencies): on April 12 for 1 seat.
Tamil Nadu (39 constituencies): on April 24 for 39 seats.
Tripura (2 constituencies): on April 7 for 1 seat, April 12 for 1 seat.
Bihar (40 constituencies): on April for 10 (6), April 17 for 7 seats, April 24 for 7 seats, April 30 for 7seats and May 7 for 7seats, May 12 for 6 seats.
Chhattisgarh (11 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat, April 17 for 3 seats, April 24 for 7 seats.
Goa (2 constituencies):on April 7 for 2 seats.
Gujarat (26 constituencies):on April 30 for 26 seats.
Haryana (10 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats
Himachal Pradesh (4 constituencies): on May 7 for 4 seats.
Jammu and Kashmir (6 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat, April 17 for 1seat, April 24 for 1seat, April 30 for 1 seat, May 7 for 2 seats.
Jharkhand (14 constituencies): on April 10 for 5 seats, April 17 for 5 seats, April 24 for 4seats.
Karnataka (28 constituencies): on April17 for 28 seats.
Kerala (20 constituencies): on April 10 for 20 seats.
Madhya Pradesh (29 constituencies): on April 10 for 9 seats, April 17 for 10 seats, April 24 for 10 seats.
Maharashtra (48 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats, April 17 for 19 seats, April 24 for 19 seats.
Manipur (2 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat, April 17 for 1 seat.
Meghalaya (2 constituencies): on April 9 for 2 seats.
Mizoram (1 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat.
Nagaland (1 constituencies): on April 9 for 1 seat.
Odisha (21 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats, April 17 for 11 seats.
Punjab (13 constituencies): on April 30 for 13 seats.
Rajasthan (25 constituencies): on April 17 for 20 seats, April 24 for 5 seats.
Sikkim (1 constituencies): on April 12 for 1 seat.
Tamil Nadu (39 constituencies): on April 24 for 39 seats.
Tripura (2 constituencies): on April 7 for 1 seat, April 12 for 1 seat.
Uttar Pradesh (80 constituencies): on April 10 for 10 seats, April 17 for 11 seats, April 24 for 12 seats, April 30 for 14 seats, May 7 for 15 seats, May 12 for 18 seats.
Uttarakhand (5 constituencies): on May 7 for 5 seats.
West Bengal (42 constituencies): on April 17 for 4 seats, April 24 for 6 seats, April 30 for 9 seats, May 7 for 6 seats, May 12 for 17 seats.
West Bengal (42 constituencies): on April 17 for 4 seats, April 24 for 6 seats, April 30 for 9 seats, May 7 for 6 seats, May 12 for 17 seats.
Union Territories
Andaman and Nicobar Islands (1 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat.
Chandigarh (1 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat.
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (1 constituencies): on April 30 for 1 seat.
Daman and Diu (1 constituencies): on April 30 for 1 seat.
Lakshadweep (1 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat.
Delhi (7 constituencies): on April 10 for 7 seats.
Puducherry (1 constituencies): on April 24 for 1 seats.
Chandigarh (1 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat.
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (1 constituencies): on April 30 for 1 seat.
Daman and Diu (1 constituencies): on April 30 for 1 seat.
Lakshadweep (1 constituencies): on April 10 for 1 seat.
Delhi (7 constituencies): on April 10 for 7 seats.
Puducherry (1 constituencies): on April 24 for 1 seats.
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