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Counting at 3 centres in Markapur district
In Short
The market yard will count votes from nine mandals in the Markapur and Yerragondapalem constituencies.

Counting at 3 centres in Markapur district
Markapur: All arrangements have been completed for counting of MPTC and ZPTC votes in Markapur district as per the directions of the State Election Commission, said district collector and district election officer M Vijaya Suneetha on Friday.
She said counting will be held at three centres, the Agriculture Market Yard in Markapur, the AP Model School in Kanigiri, and the Government Junior College at Cumbum. Together, the centres cover 20 mandals across four Assembly constituencies.
The market yard will count votes from nine mandals in the Markapur and Yerragondapalem constituencies. It has 335 polling stations, 28 counting tables and 281 counting staff. The AP Model School will count votes of six mandals from Kanigiri constituency. It has 291 polling stations, 66 tables and 331 staff. The junior college will count votes of five mandals from Giddalur constituency. It has 120 polling stations, 38 tables and 160 staff. In all, 746 polling stations will be covered with 132 counting tables and 772 counting staff.
The collector said counting halls have been allotted, tables set up, and staff deployed. She assured that counting will follow the State Election Commission’s guidelines, with transparency and fairness.
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