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WELCOME

TO

DIGNITARIES

&

POLLING PARTIES

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Attend

all rehearsal

and

Training

Classes

Modus

operandi

of

EVM

Clarification

of

doubts

I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Arrival at the Distribution Centre

2. Identification of polling station

3. Familiarizing the Polling Team

4. Itinerary to and from the PS

5. Collection of Polling Materials.

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE

CONTROL

UNIT

BALLOTING

UNIT

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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CU and BU (2 Sets) of the Booth

Marked copy of Electoral roll- 03 copies

Register of Voters (Form 12)

Voters Slip

Tendered Ballot paper ( Chairman & Ward Member)

Arrow cross mark

Self inking pad

Metal seal

Copy of specimen signature of

candidate / designated agents

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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Form -18 (app. 10 copies)

Mock Poll Seal (PO Seal)

ID cards/passes for Polling Agents

Various Envelopes for papers to be arranged

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

Paper seal

ABCD Strip Seal

Address tag

Special tag

Presiding Officer’s Diary, Declaration etc.

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Control Unit No.__________________________________________________

Checking of Voting Machine

Name of Municipal Council: ______________________________

President or Member of Ward/ Constituency No. ______________

Serial no. and Name of Polling Station where used: ___________

The address tag for Control Unit of EVM contain the

following particulars:-

Date of Poll __________________________________________

At each polling station, there shall be set-up of Two

Separate Voting Compartments in which the Voters can

record their votes free from observation. Each EVM used

(for the voting of President and Ward Member) shall

have a Control Unit and a Balloting Unit.

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Ballot Unit No.__________________________________________________

Checking of Voting Machine

Name of Municipal Council: ______________________________

President or Member of Ward/ Constituency No. ______________

Serial no. and Name of Polling Station where used: ___________

The address tag for Balloting Unit of EVM contain the

following particulars:-

Date of Poll __________________________________________

The Polling parties are requested to check the list of

Contestants both for Chairman& Ward Member & will

match with the list placed on each BU

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6. ARRANGEMENT OF POLLING STATION

a. Set up of Polling Stations

Political Slogans Photos of Political Leader etc

should be removed

b. Set up of Voting Compartment

c. Display of Notices.

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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The Complete Polling party for these elections consists

of 5 Members including Presiding Officer, APO and Polling

officers.

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURES

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Polling Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

1st POLLING OFFICER

2nd POLLING OFFICER

3rd POLLING OFFICER

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

4th POLLING OFFICER

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1ST POLLING OFFICER

In charge

of

marked copy

Verification

of identity

of Electors

Read out

serial No

and entry of the

elector in the

electoral roll

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1ST POLLING OFFICER

Marking

in the

Photo

Electoral

Roll

PB

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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2nd POLLING OFFICER

Issuance

of

Voters

Slip for CU1

&

CU2

In charge of

Register

of

Voters

In charge

of

indelible ink

Obtain

Signature or

Thumb

Impression

of each

elector

From the upper tip of the nail to the

bottom of the 1st joint

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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2nd POLLING OFFICER

In charge of

Register

of Voters (Form 12)

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

VOTER'S SLIP

"Serial No. of elector as per Col. (1) of the Register of voters………..………

Serial No. of elector as entered in the electoral roll ………………................

Initials of Polling Officer ……………………………………………….…………

These Voter's Slips will be got printed by the Returning Officer in a paper of half the dimension of a post-card and will be supplied to you, as one of the items of polling materials, in stitched bundles of hundred slips and/ or fifty slips each, having regard to the number of electors assigned to you polling station.

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In charge

of

Control

Unit 1

(used for

Chairman)

Ensuring

indelible

ink mark

He will also sign the Voter Slip issued by Polling

Officer 2 after giving balloting Unit 1 for casting the vote

3rd POLLING OFFICER

Activating

the

Balloting

Unit 1

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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In charge

of

Control

Unit 2

(used for Ward

Member)

Ensuring

indelible

ink mark

He will kept the Voter Slip in the envelope signed by Polling

Officer 3 after giving balloting Unit 2 for casting the vote

4th POLLING OFFICER

Activating

the

Balloting

Unit 2

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Polling Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Appointment letter in Form No.2

Appointment by candidate or his designated agent

Revocation by candidate or his designated agent

Compare specimen signature in case of any doubt

Pass for polling agents

2.Appointment of Polling Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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2.Appointment of Polling Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Pass for polling agents

2.Appointment of Polling Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Polling Agent Movement Sheet

2.Appointment of Polling Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Seating of polling agents

1. Candidates of recognized National Parties

2. Candidates of recognized State Parties

3. Independent candidates

2.Appointment of Polling Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Polling Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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3. Preparation of EVM

Press the latch

Pull out the cover

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Connect cable

from BU to BU

Interface with

Red and Black

latches

3. Preparation of EVM

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The permanent

Cable connected

With BU is to

be connected to

Control Unit (CU)

of EVM

3. Preparation of EVM

2 separate

CU & BU units will be

Used for casting the

Vote for Chairman of

Council &

Ward Member

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Switch on

Power

using

Toggle

Switch

3. Preparation of EVM

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Close the

Rear

Compartment

3. Preparation of EVM

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Polling Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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MOCK POLL

Set to

zero (0)

by clearing

the machine

Press Ballot button.

Busy lamp in the

display section will glow

RED Simultaneously,

the ready lamp in the

balloting unit will also

start glowing GREEN

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Ask

any polling agent

to press any of the

candidate’s button

on the balloting

unit

Then the

ready lamp

on the

balloting unit

will go off.

MOCK POLL

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Simultaneously

the candidate’s lamp

near the button

will start

glowing RED

Also a

‘beep’

sound will be

heard from the

control unit

MOCK POLL

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The mock poll should be

conducted with the polling agents

voting at random for each of the

contesting candidates.

A total of at least 50 votes should be

polled in the mock poll.

MOCK POLL

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After a few

seconds, the red

light near

the Candidate’s name,

red light in the

busy lamp

and the beep

sound

will go off

This indicates

the recording

of vote in the

Control Unit

MOCK POLL

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Repeat

the process with

the remaining

agents

Press

“Total” button

for tallying the

total votes

polled

At the end of

mock poll,

press “CLOSE”

button

MOCK POLL

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Next press

“Result”

button

Then

the display

panel

will show

the result

Next press

“Clear” button

and show

the count zero (0)

to the agents

Certificate

of

Mock poll

MOCK POLL

2 Mock Poll certificate copies

will be prepared (each for

Chairman of Council and Ward

Member). One copy will be

Submitted with file and one

copy handover to Sector Officer

/Supervisor

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Certificate of Mock poll

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Certificate of Mock poll

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Polling Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Signatures of

Presiding Officer

and Polling Agents

on the paper seal

Verification of

signatures

of agents.

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of

Green

Paper Seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Front side

Back side

Signature

of PO and

Candidate

or Agent

Special Tag

Should be

sealed

using

Twine thread

SEALING OF EVM

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Closing and

Sealing of

outer cover of

result section

Attach

address tag

SEALING OF EVM

Name of the Municipality Corporation .......……………..…….

Mayor / Member of Ward No ........................………………..

Control Unit No. ................................................

Serial No. and name of polling station where used.......................................................

Date of poll.........................................................

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Strip seal

A

B

D

Front side

C

Back side

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

IV. DURING THE POLL

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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c. Declaration by the Presiding Officer

b. At the stroke of the hour fixed

a. Warning about secrecy of voting

d. Precautions about indelible ink

e. Maintenance of register of voters in form No.12

f. Maintenance of PO’s Diary

g. Maintenance of visitors sheet

h. Entry of voters to PS to be regulated

IV. DURING THE POLL

1.Commencement of poll

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Separate

Queues

for

men and

women

Infirm/

Women voters

with babies

in arms

may be given

precedence

h. Entry of voters to PS to be regulated

IV. DURING THE POLL

1.Commencement of poll

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

IV. DURING THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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The electors

The Polling Officials

Each candidate, his election agent and one polling

agent of each candidate at a time

Persons authorized by the Election Commission

Public Servants on duty

Child in arms accompanying an elector

A person accompanying a blind or an infirm voter

Identifying officers

2. Admission into the Polling Station

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Visit Sheet

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

IV. DURING THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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a. Declaration of Elector about his age

Obtain

declaration

as in annexure 7-

Age Deceleration

Form

Inform the

penal provision in

section of State Election

Commission (SEC)

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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b. Maintenance of secrecy

Violation of maintenance of secrecy is

punishable with imprisonment which may

extend to three months or fine or with both

as per section of SEC

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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c. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS

Canvassing of Votes

Soliciting the vote of any elector

Persuading any elector not to vote for

any particular candidate

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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c. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS

Persuading any elector not to vote at

the election

Exhibiting any notice or sign relating to

the election

--are punishable under section of SEC

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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d. Other offences

Disorderly conduct in or near PS

Misconduct at the PS

Failure to observe procedure for voting

Illegal hiring or procuring of conveyance

Breaches of Election duty

Going armed to or near PS

Booth capturing

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Smoking to be prohibited inside the PS

Polling agents are not permitted to bring mobile phones

inside the PS

Photography prohibited inside the PS

Wearing of badges/emblem etc bearing the names of

candidate Political leaders or Symbols etc are prohibited.

Impersonation is punishable under the Indian Penal Code

d. Other offences

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

IV. DURING THE POLL

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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PO’s entry in Voting Compartment during Poll

Voting of blind and infirm voters

Adjournment or stoppage of Poll

Tendered Vote

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Tendered Votes

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

It may happen that a person presents himself at the polling station and seeks

to vote representing himself to be a particular elector and you find that another

person has already voted as such elector.

You shall keep a correct account of all ballot papers (i) received for use as

tendered ballot papers, (ii) issued as such to electors, and (iii) not used and

returned, in Item 8 of Part I of Form 18.

In such a case you shall satisfy yourself about the identity of that person to be

the elector concerned

If you are satisfied about the identity of the elector on his satisfactorily answering

such questions relating to his identity as you may ask and presenting the

documents proving his identity, you shall allow the elector concerned to vote by

means of a tendered ballot paper, but not through the voting machine.

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Tendered Votes

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

You shall also maintain complete record of the electors who have been issued

with tendered ballot papers, in Form 5 You shall also obtain the signature

or thumb impression of the elector in Column (5) of Form 5 before delivering

a tendered ballot paper to him.

While delivering a tendered ballot paper to the elector, you shall also supply an

inked arrow cross mark rubber stamp to him. This stamp is the same which

was used for marking ballot papers in the conventional system of voting using

ballot papers and ballot boxes for the purpose. This stamp will be supplied as

one of the items of polling materials for use at the polling station.

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Tendered Votes

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

The elector will then fold the tendered ballot paper and after coming out of the

Voting Compartment hand it over to you.

On receiving the tendered ballot paper, the elector concerned will go into the

Voting Compartment and will mark his vote on the ballot paper by putting the

cross mark on or near the symbol of the contesting candidate of his choice by

means of the arrow cross mark rubber stamp.

The Presiding Officer shall keep all the tendered ballot papers and the list of

such tendered ballot papers (Form 5) in a cover specially provided for the

purpose and seal the cover at the close of the poll.

2 copies of the list of used tendered ballot papers will be

prepared (each for Chairman of Council and Ward Member).

These copies will be submitted in Statuary envelope.

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Tendered Votes

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

Visually Impaired Voter- Blind & Infirm- Form 4

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DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

Visually Impaired Voter- Blind & Infirm- Form 4

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Challenged Votes- Form 3

Challenge

Fee

Rs. 5/-

Summary

Enquiry ca be

conducted by

PO

Burden of

Proof- Proof is to

be submitted by

Challenger

Return/forfeiture

of

challenge fee, if

not proven.

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Challenged Votes- Form 3

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE

ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Announce

the fact a

few minutes

before the

hour

appointed

CLOSING HOUR

Permit

Electors

present

at the

PS at the

hour

appointed

Distribute

slip

with

signature

in full.

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Press “close”

button of CU

Show the

“total”

in the CU and

record in 18

CLOSING OF EVM

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Supply

attested

copies

of 18 to

Polling

Agents

Closing of

Voters

Register

(12)

CLOSING OF EVM

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

2 copies of Form 18 will be prepared (each for Chairman

of Council and Ward Member). One copy will be submitted

with file and one in sealed envelope.

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Form 18

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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DECLARATION

AT THE END

OF THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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V. END OF THE POLL

Place each Control Unit,

and Balloting Unit in their carrying cases, close and

seal with the Address tag

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

CU Case

BU Case

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SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

1. Cover

containing

Form 18

2. Cover

containing

Declaration

of PO

3. PO’s Diary

(The above covers should be sent separately along

with the EVM to the receiving centre)

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

Prepare Presiding Officer Dairy (containing information of each

point regarding separately each for Chairman of Council and

Ward Member) will be prepared. The PO dairy will be submitted

in File.

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IMPORTANT PAPERS, DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS

Envelopes (Sealed/ Open)

TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE POLLING PARTIES

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IMPORTANT PAPERS, DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS

ANNEXURES TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE POLLING PARTIES

1. Presiding Officer Dairy (Duly no.). Prepare Presiding Officer Dairy

(containing information of each point regarding separately each for Chairman

of Council and Ward Member) will be prepared. The PO dairy will be submitted

in File.

2. Form for Account of Votes recorded (Form 18) (One form file

+ One form in the cover with EVM + one form handover to agent.

The following documents (File) and Sealed Envelopes are to be

submitted alongwith twoSealed EVM Machine (CU, BU) at the

deposition Counters:-

3. Mock Poll Certificate (One Mock Poll certificate handover to

Sector Supervisor after Mock Poll)

2 Mock Poll certificate copies will be prepared (each for Chairman of Council and Ward Member). One copy will be submitted with file and one copy handover to Supervisor.

2 copies of Form 18 will be prepared (each for Chairman of Council and Ward Member). One copy will be submitted with file and one in sealed envelope.

File (1 to 4)

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The following documents (File) and Sealed Envelopes are

to be submitted alongwith the Sealed EVM Machine (CU,

BU, VVPAT& VVPAT Battery) at the deposition Counters:-

IMPORTANT PAPERS, DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS

ANNEXURES TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE POLLING PARTIES

File (1 to 4)

7. Polling Agent/ Relieving Agent Movement Sheet

6. Format for Account for entry passes issued to Polling Agents

5. Log Book of Bus (In charge of Bus)

4. Visit Sheet

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Presiding Officer Diary

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Presiding Officer Diary

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Presiding Officer Diary

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Form 18- Counting of Votes recorded

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Visit Sheet

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Pass for polling agents

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Polling Agent Movement Sheet

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Certificate of Mock poll

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Certificate of Mock poll

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Certificate

of

Mock poll

MOCK POLL

2 Mock Poll certificate copies will be prepared (each for

Chairman of Council and Ward Member). One copy will

be submitted with file and one copy to be Handover to

the Sector Officer/ Supervisor .

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Log Book of Bus in custody of Bus Incharge

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The following documents (File) and Sealed Envelopes are to be

submitted alongwith two Sealed EVM Machine (CU, BU) at the

deposition Counters:-

IMPORTANT PAPERS, DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS

ANNEXURES TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE POLLING PARTIES

Sealed Envelopes with EVM to be deposited

Sealed Envelope for Declaration by the Presiding Officer before

Commencement of the poll and at the end of the poll- )

Sealed Envelope for Account of Votes recorded (Form 18) -for

Chariman of Council.

Sealed Envelope for Account of Votes recorded (Form 18) - for

Ward Member of Council.

Form for Account of Votes recorded (Form 18) (One form file

+ One form in the cover with EVM + one form handover to agent.

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Declaration by Presiding Officer

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Declaration by Presiding Officer

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Declaration by Presiding Officer

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Declaration by Presiding Officer

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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Form 18- Counting of Votes recorded

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Packet No. I

Statutory Covers

Packet No.II

Non-Statutory Covers

Packet No.III

Packet No.IV.

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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PACKET No. I

(Should be super scribed as “Statutory Covers” Green Color

[open packet])

1. Sealed Cover containing marked copy of electoral roll

2. Sealed cover containing the Register of Voters (12)

3. Sealed Cover containing voters slips

4. Sealed Cover containing unused tendered ballot papers (For Chairman

/ Ward member)

5. Sealed Cover containing used tendered ballot papers and the list

(For President)

If any cover mentioned above is nil, a NIL cover should be placed.

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

6. Sealed Cover containing used tendered ballot papers and the list

(For Ward Member)

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1ST POLLING OFFICER

Marking

in the

Photo

Electoral

Roll

PB

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Register (Form 12)

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Tendered Votes- Form 5

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PACKET No.II

(Should be superscribed as “Non-Statutory Covers” (Yellow Color)

[open packet])

1. Envelope for letter to S.H.O.

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

2.Envelope for Unused and spoiled paper seals

4.Envelope for Unused and damaged strip seal

3. Envelope for Unused and damaged special tags

5. Envelope for the Form of Declaration by Elector about Age

And list related to Under-Aged Electors.

6. Envelope for List of challenged votes in Form 3.

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PACKET No.II

(Should be superscribed as “Non-Statutory Covers” (Yellow Color)

[open packet])

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

7. Envelope for Receipt book and cash, if any, in respect of

Challenged votes

8. Envelope for List of blind and infirm and the declaration of the

companion.

9. Envelope for appointment letters of Polling Agents in Form 10.

10. Envelope for Copies of Electoral Roll other than marked

copy

11. Envelope for Unused Voter Slips.

12. Envelope for if any other documents.

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Letter to S.H.O.

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List of Challenged Votes- Form 3

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Visually Impaired Voter- Blind & Infirm- Form 4

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Visually Impaired Voter- Blind & Infirm- Form 4

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Form of Declaration by Elector about Age

And list related to Under-Aged Electors

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Form of Declaration by Elector about Age

And list related to Under-Aged Electors

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1. Hand book for PO

2. Indelible ink set without leakage

4. Metal seal of the PO

3. Self inking pad

5. Arrow cross mark

6. Cup of setting indelible ink.

PACKET No.III (Brown Color)

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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All other items such as

Voting compartment,

Waste paper basket,

Polythene bag, etc…..

PACKET No. IV (Blue Color)

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF PRESIDING OFFICERS

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IMPORTANT TIPS AND POINTS:

All figures of votes casted in Form-18 and PO

Dairy should be same and in order.

Total Votes = Votes on EVM

At the end of Poll after 6:00pm, press the CLOSE

Button of CU, by removing the Black Cap and also

Switch off the CU.

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POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED

Read Hand Book, Manual and instructions

Percentage of polling shall be informed

Ensure free and fair Election

Maintain close relation with the members

of your polling team

Maintain good relation with the polling agents

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POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED

Commence the poll at the appointed hour

Formally announce the close of poll after

the last elector has voted

Take personal responsibility to hand over

the EVM and election papers.

Start mock poll at least one hour before the

hour fixed for the commencement of poll

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LIST OF ERRORS IN CU & BU

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LIST OF ERRORS IN CU & BU

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