Politics
India
How a Lok Sabha election works
From the announcement of the schedule to the counting of the last VVPAT slip: 543 constituencies, one winner each, and a majority of 272 to form a government.
“None of the above”: the last option on an Indian voting machine, for voters who want to reject every candidate. It was introduced after a Supreme Court judgment in 2013. NOTA votes are counted but do not change who wins.
From the announcement of the schedule to the counting of the last VVPAT slip: 543 constituencies, one winner each, and a majority of 272 to form a government.
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