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LS Polls: 30,238 electronic voting machines will be used in Kerala

LS Polls: 30,238 electronic voting machines will be used in Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram, April 16 (UNI) In the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala, 30,238 electronic voting machines will be used, Chief Electoral Officer, Sanjay Kaul said on Tuesday.
These machines will be deployed across 20 constituencies in 25,231 polling stations (including 25,177 main and 54 auxiliary booths).
This includes 30,238 ballot units, control units, and 32,698 VVPAT machines, inclusive of reserve machines to replace in case of malfunction. The machines are currently under the custody of Assistant Returning Officers in strong rooms.

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