2014 Election for Lok sabha will be the 16 th and first indian general election was held in 1951 - 1952. Elections to the lower house of the Indian parliament is conducted in every five years if government loses confidence of majority of members and if there is no alternative government to take over.
In India election constituencies are divided into 543 and also based on the number of seats are alloted to each of the 28 states and seven union territories and its populations. After the election results one member is elected to the lok sabha from each constituency totally 545 seats. 543 seats alloted to the lok sabha member and another two member are nominated for the president.
The election commission release the informations about Indian Parliamentary elections 2014 at 14 March details about theElectors , Candidates, Political parties , The electoral process , who can vote , who can conduct , Electoral participation , Regulatory Mechanisms , Between contestants and electors and What's new in this election 2014 , Plling Management and timeline for polling events , and interesting facts of General election 2009 , Worlds largest Democratic exercise and more details as follows.....
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