Unlike previous polling, elections were held by exercising franchise through Electronic Voting Machines (for short EVM). In the election held to the Ramanathapuram constituency ... nomination.
13.Thereafter, it was further submitted that the Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) were unreliable and there was no possibility of finding out the actual
were used in the polling stations and both the votes cast through electronic voting machines and postal ballot papers were counted on 11.5.2006 at Arignar ... petitioner has polled 43,003 votes, while the first respondent has polled 42,784 votes through electronic voting machines. It is stated that 296 postal
While so, on 13.4.2011, voters polled their votes in their electronic voting machine which was subsequently kept in safe custody for the purpose of counting ... till the previous day before the counting of votes is started on the electronic voting machines.
5. Under the said circumstances, the petitioner received
counting officials had announced results after seeing the details from the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) that R-1 was leading with a large margin ... votes polled had declared the results. There was no error in counting of the votes. Since votes polled were reflected in the Electronic Voting Machine
