Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Officials Review Polling Station Changes in Eluru District
The local government in Eluru is looking at changing some voting locations.
They had a meeting with political parties to discuss this, along with updates to the voter lists.
People asked to move or add voting places, and officials are checking those requests.
The district has a lot of voters and polling stations.
Some political parties are unhappy that local election officials aren't coming to their meetings.
The main goal is to make sure voting is easy and fair for everyone.
Eluru District Collector, K. Vetri Selvi, instructed officials to review petitions for polling station changes.
A meeting was held with political party representatives regarding voter list revisions and polling station adjustments.
Officials received 16 proposals for polling station changes and 123 for new stations.
The district has 1,744 polling stations with 16,39,197 voters.
Political representatives expressed concerns about Assistant Returning Officers' meeting attendance.
- Who
- Eluru District Collector K. Vetri Selvi and political representatives.
- What
- Review of petitions for changing and adding polling stations, voter list revisions, and address concerns from political representatives regarding Assistant Returning Officers.
- When
- The meeting happened on Saturday.
- Where
- Eluru District.
- Why
- To ensure fair and efficient elections, address concerns, and manage polling station adjustments.
Concerns from Political Representatives
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AROs Meeting Attendance
Concerns from Political Representatives
Assistant Returning Officers (AROs) are not attending electoral meetings at the constituency level.
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Not applicable as no opposing view is provided in the article.
- District Collector
- K. Vetri Selvi
- Polling Stations
- 1,744
- Total Voters
- 16,39,197
- Male Voters
- 7,99,918
- Female Voters
- 8,39,151
- Third-gender Voters
- 128