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In Short
They will be held in three phases with the first on 26 November, second on 29 November and the third on 2 December.

AP Panchayat Polls: Ink mark on left hand little finger
The Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission has announced the schedule for the panchayat elections.
They will be held in three phases with the first on 26 November, second on 29 November and the third on 2 December.
However, a major decision has been made by the Commission that the voters will now have a mark on their left hand little finger instead of the finger used during recent MPTC and ZPTC elections.
This will ensure there is no confusion for the voters and election officials as they have recently finished voting for the MPTC and ZPTC elections. Officials hope that this will mean they can easily tell who has voted for the latest elections so there will be no chance of someone voting more than once.
The Commission said that this will help ensure smooth voting during all phases.
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