India
Delhi MCD voting is being held between 8am and 5.30pm on December 7 and the votes will be counted that day.
Updated : Dec 04, 2022, 12:17 PM IST
The high-stakes election for Delhi's municipal government is taking place today. To guarantee orderly proceedings, the government would deploy around 40,000 police officers, 20,000 house guards, and 108 companies of paramilitary and state armed police units.
The Aam Aadmi Party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, and the Congress Party are generally considered to be the three main contenders in this election. Votes will be tallied on December 7 when polls close from 8am to 5.30pm.
Here is how to vote:
You can carry these documents if you do not have EPIC
The MNREGA Job Card, Aadhaar Card, and Other Identification Documents Necessary to Apply for and Accept Employment Bank or post office picture ID book, Insurance ID cards for healthcare, distributed by the Ministry of Labor License to drive, Permanent Account Number card, The National Population Register Smart Card, issued by the Registrar General of India, Indian citizenship, Pension document with picture ID cards for government employees, those working for PSUs or LLPs, and members of the military. ID cards for members of parliament, the Legislative Library, and the Legislative Council.
Vote at home
Voting from home is an option for those who are either above the age of 80 or have a physical disability. In order to get vote paper, please contact your regional election worker assistant (RWA) or booth level officer.
Since the reunion of the municipal bodies, this is the first election to take place. As a precursor to the 2012 municipal elections, the Congress government split the Municipal Corporation of Delhi into three separate entities. The national government consolidated the three in April, reducing the number of wards in Delhi from 272 to 250 by an amendment to the Delhi Municipal Act.