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Randomisation of counting staff for Assembly polls held in Erode

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Randomisation of counting staff for Assembly polls held in Erode
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The counting of votes for the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections in Erode will take place on May 4. A total of 408 personnel, including supervisors and micro-observers, have been assigned to ensure the process runs smoothly. The counting will occur at two designated centers, with votes from 2,739 polling stations being tallied across 112 tables.

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A total of 408 personnel will be deployed for counting of votes on May 4, with 17 supervisors, 17 assistants and 17 micro-observers assigned to each constituency.District Election Officer and Collector S. Kandasamy on Tuesday (April 28, 2026) initiated the computerised randomisation process to assign duties to micro-observers, supervisors and assistants for the counting of votes for the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections, 2026. The exercise was carried out through the Election Commission of India’s website in the presence of Returning Officers at the Erode Collectorate.Counting of votes for the eight Assembly constituencies in the district will be taken up on May 4 from 7 a.m.

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