Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Baroda Bar Association Uses Real-Time Data to Boost Voting
The Baroda Bar Association is trying something new to get more people to vote in their upcoming election.
They are using technology to show how many people are voting as it happens.
This way, the people running for office and their supporters can remind others to go vote.
A special software was made just for this, and it's the first time something like this has been done in an election.
The goal is to make sure as many people as possible vote on December 19.
Baroda Bar Association is using real-time voting data to boost voter turnout in their December 19 election.
The initiative allows contesting advocates and supporters to remind eligible voters to cast their votes.
This is the first time voting data will be streamed live in an election.
The association developed personalized software to enable real-time voter details on the election day.
Joint Election Commissioner Advocate Hitesh Gupta announced this as a first-of-its-kind experiment.
- Who
- Baroda Bar Association (BBA) and its members
- What
- Implementation of real-time voting data broadcast to increase voter turnout
- When
- December 19 (election date)
- Where
- Baroda, India
- Why
- To encourage and remind eligible voters to cast their votes
- Organization
- Baroda Bar Association (BBA)
- Election Date
- December 19
- Initiative
- Real-time voting data broadcast
- Purpose
- Increase voter turnout
- Key Figure
- Advocate Hitesh Gupta, Joint Election Commissioner of BBA