MUMBAI, India – The race for the 288 seats in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly has officially begun, with candidates from various political parties and independents filing 164 nomination papers as of the second day. This information was disclosed by the office of the Chief Election Commissioner, marking the start of a vigorous campaign period leading up to the election on November 20, 2024.
Election Timeline
With the Model Code of Conduct in effect since October 15, 2024, the electoral process has been set in motion. Nomination filings will continue until October 29, 2024, followed by scrutiny on October 30. Candidates have until November 4 to withdraw their nominations if they choose. The state’s electorate will then cast their votes on November 20, with the results eagerly awaited on November 23, 2024.
Political Activity
The nomination period has already seen a flurry of political activity, with major parties like the BJP, Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress, along with their alliances, strategizing and announcing candidates. This initial surge in nominations indicates the intense competition expected across constituencies, reflecting the high stakes involved in these elections.
Looking Ahead
As the process unfolds, each stage will bring its own drama, with the scrutiny and potential withdrawal of nominations offering further insights into the political landscape. The upcoming weeks promise intense campaigning, with parties working to sway voters in what could be a closely contested election.
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