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VMC sets up 450 tables for vote counting
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On Monday, he held a review meeting with the counting staff and imparted training on the procedures to be followed during the counting process.

VMC sets up 450 tables for vote counting
Vijayawada: Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) Commissioner and Additional Election Authority HM Dhyanachandra has directed counting personnel to discharge their duties with utmost responsibility to ensure the smooth, transparent and orderly counting of votes in the second ordinary municipal elections-2026.
On Monday, he held a review meeting with the counting staff and imparted training on the procedures to be followed during the counting process.
The Commissioner said a total of 450 counting tables had been arranged for the VMC election results.
Necessary tables and staff had been deployed at the counting centres covering the Vijayawada East, West and Central Assembly constituencies. The counting process will begin at 8 am on November 3 at Andhra Loyola College in Vijayawada.
Ballot boxes will be brought from the strong rooms to the counting halls in the presence of representatives of political parties, following which counting will commence in accordance with election rules.
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