Information Madness

Assembly elections, as you know, are on October 13.  Before you get to the Assembly elections, you might want to get your Voter ID. So here is how you can get your assembly elections voter id online. In.com has tied up with the District Election Officer (Mumbai City) to help citizens get their voter cards.

How to get your Voter ID online?

1. Log on to http://www.mumbaicityelection.org and register
2. Send your Application ID at votercard@in.com
3. Within three days, your voter's card will be available at the local Central Polling Station (CPS)/Electoral Registration Office (ERO)

Here are the key facts about the Oct 13 assembly elections in Maharashtra, Haryana and Arunachal Pradesh.

Maharashtra
Number of constituencies: 288 Number of candidates: 3,559, including 211 women
Party-wise candidates: Congress 169, BJP 119, BSP 281, NCP 114, CPI 21, CPI-M 19, Shiv Sena 160, RJD 1, Independents + others 2,675

Haryana:
Number of constituencies: 90 Number of candidates: 1,222, including 68 women
Party-wise candidates: Congress 90, BJP 90, BSP 86, INLD 88, HJC(BL) 87, NCP 38, CPI 8, CPI-M 11, RJD 3, Independent + others - 721

Arunachal Pradesh:
Total constituencies: 60 - only one constituency is in general, open category; all other 59 are reserved for scheduled tribes. Number of constituencies going to polls: 57 (candidates from three constituencies already elected unopposed) Total number of Candidates: 154, including eight women
Party-wise candidates: Congress 57, BJP 18, NCP 36, AITC 26, PPA 11, JD-U 3, IND 3