Institutions to remain closed in these constituencies for LS elections 2024 phase 2 in Assam

The 2024 Lok Sabha Elections are underway, conducted in seven phases to elect 543 members of the 18th Lok Sabha. The polling commenced on April 19 and will conclude on June 1, with the Election Commission (EC) releasing the poll schedule on March 16. Counting of votes is scheduled for June 4.

The Lok Sabha comprises a total of 545 seats, with elections conducted for 543 seats, while the remaining two seats are reserved for representatives appointed by the President to ensure Anglo-Indian Community representation. Additionally, 79 seats are allocated for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 41 for Scheduled Tribes (ST).

In the state of Assam, voting for all 14 seats is spread across three phases. The first phase of polling occurred on April 19, with the second phase scheduled for April 26 and the third phase on May 7. This staggered approach allows for efficient management of the electoral process and ensures maximum participation from voters across the state.

As Assam plays a crucial role in shaping the political landscape of the nation, the election process in the state is closely monitored by political analysts and observers.

The phased voting in Assam reflects the Election Commission's efforts to conduct smooth and fair elections while accommodating logistical challenges and ensuring voter accessibility. With each phase of polling, political parties intensify their campaigning efforts, vying for the support of voters and seeking to secure a significant share of the state's parliamentary seats. As the electoral process unfolds, the nation awaits the final outcome on June 4, which will determine the composition of the next Lok Sabha and shape India's political trajectory for the coming years.