Chandrababu Naidu is rueing the day when as an important constituent of the NDA government, he failed to ask then prime minister A B Vajpayee for dismissal of Narendra Modi in 2002 when Gujarat was burning. Instead, Naidu bargained for an extra allocation of rice for AP. Result: Modi consolidated his position in Gujarat, but Naidu lost his grip over Andhra Pradesh.

Elections 2009 have put the Telugu Desam party (TDP) in its place once again. The electorate gave the regional party 93 seats, making it sit in the opposition ranks for the second time running. The elections also greatly reduced the role of its president N Chandrababu Naidu in national politics by giving him just six Lok Sabha seats. “It is a message to Naidu to reinvent the party. The party did not get a single minority vote,” a political analyst said. AP has 294 assembly seats and 42 Lok Sabha seats.

Till Friday, Naidu was harbouring the hopes of returning as chief minister. In fact, during the last phase of campaigning, he had declared at several public meetings that he was the next chief minister. His misplaced confidence stemmed from two factors, one stitching up a grand alliance with the TRS and the left parties and two, announcing a series of sops including free colour TV and cash transfer scheme.

In hindsight, the grand alliance actually spelt doom for the TDP. In Telangana, the people soundly rejected the TRS with whom Naidu had struck the alliance. The results showed that the TRS lost most of the seats it contested to the Congress, implying that the electorate had rejected the party as well as its championing the separate state. “In fact, the TDP would have fared much better than now had it gone alone in the polls,” admitted a TDP leader. The TDP won more seats in Telangana than the TRS.

The second factor of free sops too did not work for Naidu. Apart from free colour TV, Naidu had promised Rs 2,000 per month for BPL families, Rs 1,500 per month for poor families and Rs 1,000 per month for middle-class families.

But by giving the TDP more than its tally of 47 the last time around, the electorate has ensured that the TDP and Naidu stay politically alive. The election results have also ensured that he has no significant role to play in the centre. “Not only the TDP, the entire so called ‘Third Front’ has been rejected,” a leader said.

Now that the elections are over all over the country, television channels and their associated agencies are out with their exit poll results, as per the directions of the Election Commission.

As expected, almost all surveys predicted a hung assembly in Andhra Pradesh, thanks to the entry of Praja Rajyam Party into the poll arena. However, they pointed out that the Congress would emerge as the single largest party in the state and it might require 10-15 assembly seats more to get the absolute majority.

According to CNN-IBN survey, the Congress would get 35 per cent of votes, whereas the TD would get only 28 per cent of votes, but with the addition of TRS and Left parties’ votes, it would reach 35 per cent. The Praja Rajyam Party would make all the difference with 14 per cent of votes and it will be interesting to watch which way it would tilt after the elections.

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The exit polls conducted by CNN-IBN are not beyond one’s expectations. The pro-Congress channel, headed by Rajdeep Sardesai, has given high projections for the Congress in the elections.

According to Rajdeep, the Congress vote bank improved considerably, whereas the TD vote percentage has come down by seven per cent. It even conducted a survey as to who would make the best CM and undoubtedly it was Y S Rajasekhara Reddy. It said more than 45 per cent of people were “highly satisified” with the YSR government.

Even during the discussion on exit polls, Rajdeep went on to praise YSR, stating that it was remarkable on his part to withstand a combined Opposition. Let us see whether Rajdeep will have the last laugh on the counting day.

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Though the Election Commission imposed restrictions on victory rallies citing law and order problem, some parties raised objection to it.

In an all-party meeting conducted with eight recognised parties on Wednesday, the Chief Electoral Officer(CEO),
Dr I V Subba Rao, said that some parties have raised their
displeasure over the government decision.

The meeting was conducted to discuss modalities for counting of votes on May 16 and to seek the cooperation of all political parties to make the democratic a success.

The CEO asked the all party agents to reach the counting centre before 8 am.
He also explained the steps taken for counting of votes and declaration of results. The Commission had appointed 334 observers for overseeing the counting arrangements. The counting will be completed in 5-6 hours and the results will be uploaded on the website, the CEO said.

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The fifth and final phase of voting for electing 86 representatives to the 15th Lok Sabha began in the morning at 0700 hrs Today in 1.21 lakh booths across 9 states and Union Territories for 10.78 crore voters to exercise their franchise. There are 1,432 candidates in the poll fray.

Uttar Pradesh, which sends 80 MPs to Parliament, and Jammu & Kashmir are the only two states that have polling in all the five phases.

Tamil Nadu has 39 seats to be won, where the Congress and the DMK are in alliance.

The important contenders in this final phase are P Chidambaram, Mani Shankar Aiyar and Mohammad Azharuddin (Congress), BJP’s Maneka, Varun Gandhi, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, Vinod Khanna and Navjot Singh Sidhu (BJP), T R Baalu, A Raja, Dayanidhi Maran and M K Azhagiri (DMK), MDMK’s Vaiko, TC chief Mamata Banerjee, SP’s Jayaprada and Sajjad Gani Lone of People’s Conference.

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CEO Tamilnadu, Chennai Voter List

Chennai, CEO Tamilnadu is going for polls in all its 39 Lok Sabha constituencies on the last period of General election in India on 14 May 2009. Updated Voter List for Chennai on 9th May 2009.

Those who had applied for inclusion of there name in the voter list in the last month can check the category at their respective Corporation Zonal Offices. According to records, Chennai North has 9.9 lake voters, Chennai Central 9.7 lake voters and Chennai South has a higher voter base, with 11.49 lake voters listed in the electoral rolls.

Please ensure you take the acknowledgement slip with you and also preferably information about the “part no”. Part No. is the pamphlet in which the voter list for your area/street is given. You can Search it in the Election Commission Website.

Identify your name in Voter List

1. Go By the above link and select your district
2. Select the constituency like Chennai Thousand Lights, Ilayangudi, Madurai North etc.

3. Then click submit
4. Polling stations of the selected constituency will be displayed
5. Then click the needed constituency
6. You will get the voters list in pdf format

You can Search for your name in the electoral roll by visiting this site Click here and selecting your district and constituency.

Though, if you live in Chennai city you can search for your name by downloading the complete list of your assembly constituency by selecting the appropriate Lok Sabha constituency from here.

If you still did not get your Electoral Picture Indentity Card (EPIC), you can apply

ELECTION RESULTS HUNGAMA IN USA

Open Invitation to NRIs supporters, friends, well wishers of Political Parties

(PRP, CONGRESS, TDP, TRS, BJP etc)

With recent activities conducted by NRIs groups and had played an active role in Andhra Pradesh Elections and Looking on the news about Top US Officials are curious in meeting the Local Political Leaders in Andhra Pradesh, now its time for NRIs for Election Results Hungama in USA. The idea is to assemble at one venue and view the election results updates and to see analyze which party will form the government in Andhra Pradesh and whom did people of Andhra Pradesh Elect.

This is a general invitation to NRIs supporters, friends, well wishers of Political Parties (PRP, CONGRESS, TDP, TRS, BJP etc) to view the election results on Friday May 15th Night at 8:30 PM PST. Speaking on this event Organizers Chandru Seelam, Srinivasa Manapragada, Srikanth Palivela, Ram Thota, Sekhar Ganji told arrangements are going in full pace to view the election results live on TV9 and will be offering a premier viewer ship with live streaming without interruption at Hyderabad Biriyani House, Fremont Hub, Fremont, CA. Food and Drinks will be available. Announcing, Srinivasa Manapragada told , we are also planning to contact the local teams to hold similar events in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington DC, Atlanta, New Jersey, New York, Detroit, Dallas, UK, Ireland, Germany, Muscat, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand watch out for Venues. Venue for Bay Area Location Hyderabad Biriyani House (Time: 8:30 PM) 39134, Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA 94538, Next to Office Max, Phone: 510 793 3353

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The fifth and final phase of polling will come to an end on May 13th.News channels and newspapers are eagerly waiting for the polling to come to an end tomorrow. Once the clock strikes 5.00 p.m. the gates will be thrown open for the media to come up with their version of poll surveys.

The EC has put a ban on all poll surveys and exit polls till the voting comes to an end. So from tomorrow till May 16th,all the newspapers and channels will be full of surveys and exit poll results.

Some say that exit polls are almost 85% accurate,while others completely disagree with them.Whatever it is the voter and the candidate must wait till the D-day for nerve twisting results,since it is a three cornered contest this time in Andhra Pradesh.

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Voting began on Thursday across eight States and Union Territories, including Delhi, to elect 85 MPs in the fourth and penultimate phase of Lok Sabha elections.

As many as 9.46 crore people are eligible to vote in this phase, in which 1,315 candidates including 119 women are in the fray.

BJP President Rajnath Singh (Ghaziabad), Congress’ Pranab Mukherjee (Jangipur), SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav (Mainpuri), RJD supremo Lalu Prasad (Pataliputra) and National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah (Srinagar) are the big names contesting in this phase.

Other prominent candidates include Congress’ Kapil Sibal (Chandni Chowk), Sachin Pilot (Ajmer), Shekhar Suman (Patna Saheb), Ajay Maken (New Delhi), BJP’s Shatrughan Sinha (Patna Saheb), HJC’s Bhajan Lal (Hisar) and RLD’s Ajit Singh (Baghpat).

Polling, which commenced at 7 am, is being held across 1.29 lakh booths.

Since the polls began on April 16, election has been completed to 372 seats of the 545-member Lok Sabha. Elections are held only to 543 seats, as two members are nominated from the Anglo-Indian community.

Polling to all the 25 seats in Rajasthan, 10 in Haryana and seven in Delhi will be completed at one go. Elections will also be held to three seats in Bihar, one in Jammu and Kashmir, four in Punjab, 18 in Uttar Pradesh and 17 in West Bengal

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