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Delhi Colleges To Host Camps For First-Time Voters
Delhi election officials are organizing camps to help people register to vote for the first time.
These camps will take place at colleges and other educational institutions on September 29 and 30.
They are mainly for young people aged 18 to 25.
People who are 18 or will turn 18 by October 1 can apply.
They must fill out Form-6 and provide the required documents.
Booth-level officers will help them complete the form.
Applications can also be submitted online through the voter services portal or the ECINET app.
The final voter list is expected to be released on November 4.
Special enrolment camps will be held at colleges, universities and other educational institutions on September 29-30.
The camps will target eligible young voters aged 18 to 25 during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
Booth-level officers will assist applicants with Form-6 and required supporting documents.
A separate camp will be held at all Delhi polling stations on September 27 for eligible electors missing from the draft roll.
The final electoral roll is scheduled for publication on November 4.
- Who
- The Delhi election office, booth-level officers and eligible first-time voters.
- What
- Special enrolment camps will help eligible people register for inclusion in the electoral roll.
- Where
- At colleges, universities and other educational institutions, as well as polling stations across Delhi.
- When
- College camps will be held on September 29-30; polling-station camps will be held on September 27; the final roll is scheduled for November 4.
- Why
- To maximize enrolment of young electors and include eligible people left out of the draft electoral roll.
Key facts
- College camp dates
- September 29-30
- Polling-station camp date
- September 27
- Target group
- Eligible young voters aged 18 to 25
- Required form
- Form-6
- Eligibility cutoff
- People who have completed or will complete 18 years by October 1
- Online options
- Election Commission voter services portal and ECINET mobile application
- Final roll publication
- November 4
Sources
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