Kerala Assembly Polls 2023: A Democratic Showdown
The upcoming Kerala Assembly elections on April 9 feature 890 candidates contesting for seats, with over 2.7 crore voters set to cast their votes. Key data from the Election Commission highlights significant voter demographics and candidate distribution across constituencies, such as the Koduvally region boasting the highest number of candidates.
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The stage is set for the Kerala Assembly elections on April 9, where 890 candidates from different political parties vie for the people's mandate. Over 2.7 crore voters are eligible to participate, revealing the vibrant democratic fabric of the state.
According to the Election Commission of India (ECI), 2,125 nominations were initially submitted. Following scrutiny and withdrawals, 890 candidates remain in the fray. The Koduvally constituency in Kozhikode district stands out with the highest number of contestants—13 candidates seeking victory.
The electorate data shows 2,71,42,952 voters, including overseas participants. Interestingly, the 40-49 age group comprises the largest voter segment. Malappuram holds the highest voter population, while Wayanad has the fewest voters. The ECI report also notes the presence of third gender and disabled voters, underscoring the inclusive nature of the electoral process.
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