Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Nepal's Election Commission Reveals Proportionate Candidates
Nepal is getting ready for its big election on March 5th.
The Election Commission just told everyone about the 3,424 people who are running for 110 seats in the parliament.
These seats are chosen by a special voting system.
There are 64 political parties involved, and they've been given 58 different symbols to represent them.
A lot of new young voters, about 9.15 lakh, will be voting for the first time.
This is a big deal because young people might help decide who wins.
The election is coming up soon, so everyone is getting ready!
64 political parties submitted 3,424 candidates for 110 proportionate seats in Nepal's upcoming election.
58 electoral symbols have been allotted for candidates under the proportionate voting system.
There are 1,89,03,689 eligible voters, including 9,15,119 newly registered young voters.
The election is scheduled for 5 March 2024, with 65 days remaining for preparations.
114 political parties are registered to participate in the direct voting system for the House of Representatives.
- Who
- Nepal's Election Commission and 64 political parties
- What
- Revealed details of candidates for proportionate voting system
- When
- 65 days before the election (5 March 2024)
- Where
- Nepal
- Why
- To inform voters about the candidates and prepare for the upcoming general elections
- Total Political Parties
- 64
- Total Candidates
- 3,424
- Seats Available
- 110
- Electoral Symbols Allotted
- 58
- Total Eligible Voters
- 1,89,03,689
- Newly Registered Voters
- 9,15,119
- Election Date
- 5 March 2024
- Days Until Election
- 65