Training Program for Vote Counting Personnel Conducted in District
Training held for vote counting personnel
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A training program for vote counting personnel was conducted by District Collector and Election Officer C. Dinesh Kumar. The counting, scheduled for May 4, will include postal ballots for various groups, with a total of 135 supervisors, 162 assistants, and 138 micro observers involved.
- 01Training conducted for vote counting personnel ahead of May 4 counting.
- 02Involves 135 supervisors, 162 assistants, and 138 micro observers.
- 03Postal ballots from elderly, differently-abled, and election staff will be counted.
- 04Counting tables will be under camera surveillance for transparency.
- 05Data will be uploaded round-wise on the Encore website.
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A training program on vote counting was organized by District Collector and Election Officer C. Dinesh Kumar in preparation for the upcoming vote counting scheduled for May 4, 2026. The program aimed to equip 135 supervisors, 162 assistants, and 138 micro observers with the necessary skills and knowledge to ensure a smooth counting process. Special attention will be given to postal ballots from elderly individuals over 85 years, differently-abled persons, government staff, ex-service personnel, and those engaged in election duties. Each counting table will be monitored through camera surveillance to maintain transparency. Additionally, the round-wise voting data will be uploaded on the Encore website. Mr. Dinesh Kumar emphasized the importance of adhering to the guidelines and protocols set by the Election Commission of India during the counting process.
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The training ensures that the vote counting process is efficient and transparent, which is crucial for maintaining public trust in the electoral process.
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