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GENERAL ELECTION 2014. GENERAL ELECTION 2014. WELCOME TO PRESIDING OFFICERS. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS. I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE. II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL. III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL. IV. DURING THE POLL. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WELCOMETO

PRESIDING OFFICERS

GENERAL ELECTION 2014

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Attend all rehearsal

and Training Classes

Modus operandi

of EVMClarification

of doubts

I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Arrival at the Distribution Centre

2. Identification of polling station

3. Familiarizing the Polling Team

4. Itinerary to and from the PS

5. Collection of Polling Materials.

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE

CONTROLUNIT

BALLOTINGUNIT

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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Marked copy of Electoral roll

Register of Voters (17 A)

Voters Slip

Indelible ink

Tendered Ballot paper

Arrow cross mark

Self inking pad

Metal seal

Copy of specimen signature ofcandidate / Election agent

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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16 Point Report as per Annexure XV

Paper seal

Strip Seal

Presiding Officer’s Diary, Declaration etc

Sample of EVM Balloting Unit

Copy of Order No.51/8/7/2008/EMS(Inst.II)dt.11.8.08

Address tag

Special tag

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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A detailed list of polling materials incorporated in

Annexure V of Presiding Officers

Hand Book.

MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

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6. ARRANGEMENT OF POLLING STATION

a. Set up of PS (Slogans / Photo etc should be covered or removed)

b. Set up of Voting Compartment

c. Display of Notices.

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURES

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

1st POLLING OFFICER

2nd POLLING OFFICER

3rd POLLING OFFICER

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1ST POLLING OFFICER

In charge of

marked copy

Verification of identity of Electors

Read out serial No

and entry of the elector in the

electoral roll

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1ST POLLING OFFICER

Markingin the Photo

Electoral Roll

PB

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Minor errors in the EPIC

and Electoral roll may be ignored and over looked.

1ST POLLING OFFICER

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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2nd POLLING OFFICER

Issuance of

Votersslip

In charge of Register

of Voters

In charge of

indelible ink

Obtain Signature or

ThumbImpression

of eachelector

From the upper tip of the nail to the bottom of the 1st joint

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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In charge of

ControlUnit

Ensuring indelible ink mark

These duties can be performed by the presiding Officer,where the number of Electors is small.

3rd POLLING OFFICER

Activating the

BallotingUnit

1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Appointment letter in Form No.10

Appointment by candidate or his election agent

Revocation by candidate or his election agent

Compare specimen signature in case of any doubt

Pass for polling agents

2.Appointment of Election Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Seating of polling agents

1. Candidates recognized by the National Parties

2. Candidates recognized by the State Parties

3. Candidates recognized by State Parties of other States who have been permitted to use their reserved symbols in the constituency.

4. Candidates of registered unrecognized parties

5. Independent candidates

2.Appointment of Election Agents

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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3. Preparation of EVM

Press the latch Pull out the cover

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ConnectBallotingUnit and

Control Unitwith

connectingcable

3. Preparation of EVM

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Switch onPowerusing

ToggleSwitch

3. Preparation of EVM

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Close theRear

Compartment

3. Preparation of EVM

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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MOCK POLL

Set to zero (0) by clearing

the machine

Press “Ballot” button. Busy lamp in the

display section will glow RED Simultaneously, the ready lamp in the balloting unit will also start glowing GREEN

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Ask any polling agent

to press any of the candidate’s button

on the ballotingunit Then the

ready lamp

on the

balloting unit

will go off.

MOCK POLL

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Simultaneously the candidate’s lamp

near the button will start

glowing RED

Also a ‘beep’

sound will be heard from the

control unit

MOCK POLL

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After a few

seconds, the red

light near

the Candidate’s name,

red light in the

busy lamp

and the beep

sound

will go off

This indicates

the recording

of vote in the

Control Unit

MOCK POLL

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Repeat the process with

the remaining agents

Press “Total” button for tallying the

total votespolled

At the end of mock poll,

press “CLOSE”button

MOCK POLL

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Next press “Result”button

Then the display

panel will showthe result Next press

“Clear” button and show

the count zero (0) to the agents

Certificateof

Mock poll

MOCK POLL

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1. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers

2. Appointment of Election Agents

3. Preparation of EVM

4. Mock Poll

5. Sealing of EVM

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Signatures ofPresiding Officer

and Polling Agentson the paper seal

Verification ofsignatures

of agents.

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing ofGreen

Paper Seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Front side Back side

Signature

of PO and

Candidate

or Agent

Special Tag

Should besealedusing

Twine thread

SEALING OF EVM

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Election To: (Lok Sabha or Legislative Assembly)

From: (No. and Name of)Constituency

Control Unit/ Balloting Unit No.: (ID number)

Serial No. & Name ofPolling Station Where Used ……..…….… …

Date of Poll:………………………………………

Closing and

Sealing of

outer cover of

result section

Attachaddress tag

SEALING OF EVM

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Strip seal

A B D

Front side

C

Back side

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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Fixing of strip seal

SEALING OF EVM

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

IV. DURING THE POLL

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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c. Declaration by the Presiding Officer

b. At the stroke of the hour fixed

a. Warning about secrecy of voting

d. Precautions about indelible ink

e. Maintenance of register of voters in form No.17 A

f. Maintenance of PO’s Diary

g. Maintenance of visitors sheet

h. Entry of voters to PS to be regulated

IV. DURING THE POLL 1.Commencement of poll

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Separate Queues

for men and

women

Infirm/Women voters

with babies in arms

may be given precedence

h. Entry of voters to PS to be regulated

IV. DURING THE POLL 1.Commencement of poll

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

IV. DURING THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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The electors

The Polling Officials

Each candidate, his election agent and one pollingagent of each candidate at a time

Persons authorized by the Election Commission

Public Servants on duty

Child in arms accompanying an elector

A person accompanying a blind or an infirm voter

Identifying officers

2. Admission into the Polling Station

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

IV. DURING THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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a. Declaration of Elector about his age

Obtain declaration

as in annexure X

Inform the penal provision in

section 31 of the R.P.Act

Imprisonment for one year or fine or both

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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b. Maintenance of secrecy

Violation of maintenance of secrecy is punishable with imprisonment which may extend to three months or fine or with both

as per section128 of the Representation of People Act , 1951.

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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c. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS

Canvassing of Votes

Soliciting the vote of any elector

Persuading any elector not to vote for any particular candidate

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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c. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS

Persuading any elector not to vote at the election

Exhibiting any notice or sign relating to the election

--are punishable under section130 of the RP Act.

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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d. Other offences

Disorderly conduct in or near PS (section 131)

Misconduct at the PS (section 132)

Failure to observe procedure for voting (section 132 A)

Illegal hiring or procuring of conveyance (section 133)

Breaches of Election duty (section 134)

Going armed to or near PS (section 134 B)

Booth capturing (section 135 A)

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Smoking to be prohibited inside the PS

Polling agents are not permitted to bring mobile phones inside the PS

Photography prohibited inside the PS

Wearing of badges/emblem etc bearing the names of candidate Political leaders or Symbols etc are prohibited.

Impersonation is punishable under the Indian Penal Code

d. Other offences

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1.Commencement of poll

IV. DURING THE POLL

4. Other important functions

2. Admission into the Polling Station

3. Enforcement of Election Law

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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PO’s entry in Voting Compartment during Poll

Voting of blind and infirm voters

Adjournment or stoppage of Poll

Tendered Vote

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Challenged Votes

Challenge fee

Summary enquiry

Burden of proof

Return/forfeiture of

challenge fee.

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Refusal to observe voting procedure

Withdraw and cancel voters slip

Inscribe the fact in Register

of Voters

Put signature below theentry in the

remarks column

Never change the Sl.No in 17 A

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Electors deciding not to vote

Never change the Sl.No in 17 A

Shall not Compell to cast

his vote

Inscribe “Refused to Vote”

in remarks column of register

of voters (17 A)

SignatureOr thumb

impression of the elector against the

entry

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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USE OF NEW VOTING MACHINE

Read outa further

Declarationin part II of Annexure VII

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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4. Other important functions

VOTER ASSISTANCE BOOTH

CANDIDATE’S ELECTION BOOTH

NRI VOTER

VOTING BY PROXY (CSV)

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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4. Other important functions

VOTINGBY

PROXY(CSV)

Must be a resident of the constituency concerned

Should have at least 18 years of age

Shall not be disqualified for regn. as an elector

Indelible ink – on the middle finger

The letters “PV” should be suffixed in 17 A

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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REFERRAL IMAGE SHEET

4. Other important functions

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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SMS BASED POLL MONITORING

4. Other important functions

Sl No

Message format

Description Example

1 A###P###MRMobile Registration /

Phone ValidationA105P125MR - Refers to AC 105 and PS125

2 MA Materials Arrived MA

3 PP Polling Party arrived PP

4 ##MC Mock Poll Conducted

10MC - Mock Poll conducted with 10

Agents5MC - Mock Poll conducted with 5

Agents

5 Y/N MO Micro Observer

YMO - Micro Observer Available

NMO - Micro Observer Not Available

6 PS Poll Started PS

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SMS BASED POLL MONITORING

4. Other important functions

7 M###F###T###VC Vote Count

M124F115T1VC - Male 124, Female 115 and Transgender 1. Vote count has to be send

periodically as per the time gap

8 ###PQ People in Queue at 5 PM 24 PQ

9 M###F###T###FC Final Count

M124F115T1FC - Male 124, Female 115 and Transgender 1. Final

Count after close of Poll

10 PD Poll Party Departed PD

11 RCReached Reception

CentreRC

Note

Vote Count (Message No.7) has to be sent at 9.00 AM, 11.00 AM, 1.00 PM, 3.00 PM and 5.00 PM

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SMS BASED POLL MONITORING

4. Other important functions

12 E/L/M PI Poll Interrupted

EPI - Interrupted due to EVM

LPI - Interrupted due to L and O

MPI - Interrupted due to Miscellaneous reasons

13 PR Poll Resumed

Note

Poll Interrupted and Poll Resumed (Message No.12 and 13) should be send only if Poll is interrupted. If poll interrupted message is send, then it compulsory to send the Poll resumed message.

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I. ACQUAINT THROUGH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTION PROCEDURE

II. ON THE DAY PREVIOUS TO POLL

III. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

IV. DURING THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Announce the fact a

few minutes before the

hour appointed

CLOSING HOUR

Permit Electors present at the

PS at the hour

appointed

Distribute slip with

signature in full.

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Press “close” button of CU

Show the “total”

in the CU and record in 17 C

CLOSING OF EVM

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Supply attested copies

of 17 C to PollingAgents

Closing of Voters

Register (17 A)

CLOSING OF EVM

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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DECLARATIONAT THE END

OF THE POLL

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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V. END OF THE POLL

Place the Control Unit

and Balloting Unit in their

carrying cases, close

andseal with the Address tag

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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DECLARATIONAFTER SEALING

THE EVM

V. END OF THE POLL

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

1. Cover containing

17 C

2. Cover containing Declaration

of PO

3. Cover containing PO’s Diary

and 16 PointReport

(The above covers should be sent separately along with the EVM to the receiving centre)

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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Packet No. IStatutory Covers

Packet No.IINon-Statutory Covers

Packet No.III

Packet No.IV.

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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PACKET No. I(Should be super scribed as “Statutory Covers”)

1. Sealed Cover containing marked copy of electoral roll and List of CSVs

2. Sealed cover containing the Register of Voters (17 A)

3. Sealed Cover containing voters slips

4. Sealed Cover containing unused tendered ballot papers

5. Sealed Cover containing used tendered ballot papers and the list in Form No.17 B

If any cover mentioned above is nil, a NIL cover should be placed.

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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PACKET No.II(Should be superscribed as “Non-Statutory Covers”)

1. Copies of Electoral Roll other than marked copy

2. Appointment letters of Polling Agents in Form 10.

3. List of blind and infirm electors in Form 14 A and the declaration of the companion.

4. Declaration obtained from electors as to their age and list of such electors (Annexure XI)

5. Receipt book and cash, if any, in respect of Challenged votes

SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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6. Unused and damaged paper seals

7. Unused voters slips

8. Unused and damaged strip seal

10. List of challenged votes in Form 14 (Sealed Cover)

9. Unused and damaged special tags

PACKET No.IISEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

(Should be super scribed as “Non-Statutory Covers”)

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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1. Hand book for PO

2. Manual of EVM

3. Indelible ink set without leakage

5. Metal seal of the PO

4. Self inking pad

6. Arrow cross mark

7. Cup of setting indelible ink.

PACKET No.IIISEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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All other items such as Voting compartment,Waste paper basket,

Polythene bag, etc…..

PACKET No.IVSEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS

DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

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POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED

Read Hand Book, Manual and instructions

Percentage of polling shall be informed

Ensure free and fair Election

Maintain close relation with the membersof your polling team

Maintain good relation with the polling agents

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POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED

Commence the poll at the appointed hour

Formally announce the close of poll after

the last elector has voted

Take personal responsibility to hand over

the EVM and election papers.

Start mock poll at least one hour before thehour fixed for the commencement of poll

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