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Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections to Proceed on Schedule
Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar confirmed Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections will take place as planned in February and March 2027. He said constitutional needs are more important than the Census. The Census might be extended if needed.
Bypoll updates
Election Commission announced that bypolls will not take place for Ghosi, Duddhi, and Faridpur seats. The state assembly term ends May 22, 2027. There is less than a year left. All focus is on the upcoming general assembly polls. The Election Commissioner also confirmed there are no plans for online voting. The Constitution does not allow it.
Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections to Proceed on Schedule
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar confirmed that Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections will happen in February and March 2027. During a press conference in New Delhi, he stated that constitutional requirements come first, even during the ongoing Census. The current assembly term ends on May 22, 2027, so it is required to hold elections on time.
Election details and voter rolls
Election Commission officials also stated that bypolls will not happen for Ghosi, Dudhi, and Faridpur seats. These seats will stay vacant until the main election because there is less than a year left. Also, the Commission plans to fix errors in voter records during the Special Intensive Revision. If mistakes appear in family details, officials will check and correct them.
Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections to be Held on Schedule
Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar confirmed that assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh will happen before May 24, 2027. Speaking at a conference in New Delhi, he explained that election rules come before other administrative tasks like the Census.
Election Commission decided not to hold by-polls for Ghosi, Duddhi, and Faridpur seats. These elections are less than a year away. Regarding Census concerns, Kumar mentioned the door-to-door counting could be adjusted if it clashes with election dates.
Election processes and updates
Commission also dismissed plans for online voting. Current laws do not allow for this change. The Election Commissioner pointed out high voter participation in recent state elections. He noted that Indian voter rates often beat those in countries where voting is required.
