Aiming at the upcoming elections, District Election Office Kavrepalanchok is conducting a voter education program. Election Commissioner Umesh Rai informed that the voter education program started under the supervision of the commission is being conducted effectively.
He said that education was given to the voters by going door-to-door in order to conduct the election in a dignified manner.
Voter education programs were conducted in all places of the district under the leadership of local volunteers. According to the Commission, sample voting has been done in all places of the district and the results are satisfactory.
"The program has not been relatively effective due to the poor educational conditions of the Majhi community voters in the village," he said.
There are 13 local levels in the district. In the district which has 6 municipalities and 7 rural villages, most of the people are involved in agriculture. Tamang says that since people are at work during the afternoon, they are teaching from door to door in the morning and afternoon.
According to Election Commission Kavre, there are 3 lakh 10 thousand 63 voters in the district. Elections are being held for two House of Representatives and four State Houses in the district. In the upcoming elections, 31 political parties and some independents have registered their candidacy.
According to the commission, there will be 389 polling stations in the district and 3112 employees will be deployed in the election. There are 64 candidates, including two women and one Dalit, for six posts in the House of Representatives and the State Assembly.
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