FAQ

Ans. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian National Congress (INC), Shiv Sena, and Nationalist Congress Party are the four major parties competing in Maharashtra.

Ans. The political competition in Maharashtra is tight, and you should have a great campaigning process to stay ahead of the competition. The political ad services of Leadtech will be able to help you with this. Leadtech will be able to get your party popularized among all the target audience. The survey, campaigning, poll collection, and marketing are all services that are offered by Leadtech. You and your party are sure to have a higher notch in the branding process with the political management services offered by Leadtech.

Ans. With the evolution of time, Social Media plays an important role during the election. Voters are now highly engaged on social media channels like Facebook and twitter etc.

We, at Leadtech, has a specialist social media team along with the graphic designer who takes care of social media channels like Facebook and twitter for the contestant so that their developmental work can be reached to maximum no of voters.

Apart from simply putting the post we also edit videos and put Gifs so that it increases the voter's engagement to much extent. We also submit the daily reports to the contestant about the voter’s view to their contestant so that they can work on the weak issue and can touch the voter’s sentiments and raise their voice to the government.

Ans. Haryana has quite a few parties are contesting for these seats in the assembly elections 2019. Some of the major parties contesting in this place are Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian National Congress (INC), Indian National Lok Dal (INDL) and the union between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Jannayak Janta Party (JJP).

Ans. There are so many features are required for any party or candidate that can help you to stay ahead of the competition in politics in a few ways.
1. Political Survey.
2. Election Campaigning.
3. Door-to-Door Campaigning.
4. Social Media Campaigning.
5. Opinion Poll Survey.
6. Constituency Management Software.

Here are some of the major tactics that can be used by your party to win more votes. Leadtech helps you avail all these services at a reasonable price as well.

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Ans. Yes Leadtech also conducts poll and exit polls for media or TV channels. We provide our services in an unbiased manner and perform well to meet the needs of our customers. It does not matter which platform you are or which party you are from.

Ans. Yes, Leadtech is a political consulting firm that works at the grassroots level for its customers. We collect data from anywhere in India for our customers because we are located in different places all over India. You can also check our existence anywhere in urban or rural India.

Ans. Leadtech is one of the best Election campaign Management Company in India that provides a lot of political services to you in your constituency. Other than that, we provide many other political services like Door to Door Campaigning, Social Media Management, Opinion poll Survey and Digital media campaigning.

We can help you to do the best campaigning and gather current status of your constituency before Elections.

Ans. There are various new ideas we can use for Political Canvassing in various parts of rural or Urban India like Door to Door Campaigning & Social Media management.

Ans. Leadtech is one of the best political canvassing providers. We do Political Canvassing by using different methods like Door to Door campaigning, Political Survey, Opinion Poll, Social media Management, Canopy Branding. And we also have a team of experts for all the services.

Ans. You can contact Leadtech for Political Canvassing service in your constituency as we provide various political services all over India. We work in rural India and urban India also.

Ans. The Returning Officer
According to Sec. 64 of the R. P. Act, 1951, votes are counted by or under the supervision / direction of the Returning Officer of the Constituency. When the counting is completed, the Returning officer declares the result as per provisions of Sec. 66 of R. P. Act, 1951.

Ans. Election Commission of India (ECI)
According to Sec. 73 of the R. P. Act, 1951, after the results of all Parliamentary constituencies are declared, the Election Commission will constitute the new Lok Sabha by notifying in the official gazette, the names of the elected members.

Ans. Any person who is:

1) a citizen of India
2) 18 years of age or above on the qualifying date which is presently 1.1.2012.
3) ordinarily resident in Delhi.This includes a student in a University, Institute etc.
4) not disqualified to be voter e.g. not of unsound mind etc.

Ans. To become a voter you need to fill in the application Form – 6. Once this Form is accepted, your name will be included in the Electoral Roll as a voter.
There are four options you can follow to fill in Form 6 and these are given below :

Option I – Online application.
Option II – Down load Form 6 from the website and send it by post.
Option III – Down load Form 6 from the website and deliver it personally.
Option IV – Personally collect and deliver Form 6.

Indian elections are organized by the Election Commission of India, an autonomous body established in 1950 by the Indian Constitution. The chief election commissioner and two election commissioners are appointed by the federal government for a six-year period or up to 65 years. Of age. They are generally senior civil servants of the Indian Administrative Service.

The chief election commissioner, who heads the body, cannot be removed except by impeachment. Neither can the other two commissioners be removed except on the recommendation of chief election commissioner. The Commission has around 400 in its headquarters in New Delhi and a small permanent employee of about 400 people across the country.

Well, they couldn’t do it alone! The commission borrows about 12 million employees from various federal and state government departments for the period of elections. They enlist senior civil servants and police officers in the top management. They get the schoolteachers, engineers, clerks, health care workers, security forces and all kinds of support staff.

Private sector employees are not involved in the process, as it would be impossible to ensure their neutrality — a non-negotiable condition. For the duration of the elections, the government employees are deputed to and solely answerable to the election commission.

In seven decades of Independent India, the Commission has organized 16 elections for the lower house of the Parliament and over 360 elections for legislative assemblies of Indian states. The Commission has worked many times under most circumstances. In 1982, it had made elections for the state assembly in the North-Eastern state of Assam at the height of a violent movement, which had kept the area for years. Similarly, despite the long violent conflict in the region, the Commission has made several elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

Ans. The candidates set up by a political party registered with the Election Commission of India will get preference in the matter of allotment of free symbols vis-à-vis purely independent candidates. Further, registered political parties, in course of time, can get recognition as `State Party’ or National Party’ subject to the fulfillment of the conditions prescribed by the Commission in the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, as amended from time to time. If a party is recognised as a State Party’, it is entitled for exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to the candidates set up by it in the State of States in which it is so recognised, and if a party is recognised as a `National Party’ it is entitled for exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to the candidates set up by it throughout India. Recognised `State’ and `National’ parties need only one proposer for filing the nomination and are also entitled for two sets of electoral rolls free of cost and broadcast/telecast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.

Ans. An application for registration is to be submitted to the Secretary, Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001 in the proforma prescribed by the Commission. The Performa is available on request by post or across the counter from the office of the Commission. The proforma and necessary guidelines are also available on the Commission’s website under the main heading Judicial References, sub-heading Political Party and sub-sub-heading Registration of Political Parties(Click Here). The same can be downloaded from there also. The application should be neatly typed on the party’s letter head, if any, and it should be sent by registered post or presented personally to the Secretary to the Election Commission within thirty days following the date of formation of the party.

2. The application must be accompanied by the following documents/information:-
(i) A demand draft for Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand Only) on account of processing fee drawn in favour of Under Secretary, Election Commission of India, New Delhi. The processing fee is non-refundable.
(ii) A neatly typed/printed copy of the memorandum/rules and regulations/Constitution of the Party containing a specific provision as required under sub-section (5) of Section 29A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 in the exact terms, which reads “—————(name of the party) shall bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of India as by law established, and to the principles of socialism, secularism and democracy and would uphold the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India”. The above mandatory provision must be included in the text of party constitution/rules and regulations/memorandum itself as one of the Articles/clauses.
(iii) The copy of the party Constitution should be duly authenticated on each page by the General Secretary/President/Chairman of the Party and the seal of the signatory should be affixed thereon.
(iv) There should be a specific provision in the Constitution/rules and regulations/memorandum of the party regarding organizational elections at different levels and the periodicity of such elections and terms of office of the office-bearers of the party.
(v) The procedure to be adopted in the case of merger/dissolution should be specifically provided in the Constitution/rules and regulations/memorandum.
(vi) Certified extracts from the latest electoral rolls in respect of at least 100 members of the party (including all office-bearers/members of main decision-making organs like Executive Committee/Executive Council) to show that they are registered electors.
(vii) An affidavit duty signed by the President/General Secretary of the party and sworn before a First Class Magistrate/Oath Commissioner)/ Notary Public to the effect that no member of the party is a member of any other political party registered with the Commission.
(viii) Individual affidavits from at least 100 members of the party to the effect that the said member is a registered elector and that he is not a member of any other political party registered with the Commission duly sworn before a First Class Magistrate/Oath Commissioner)/Notary Public. These affidavits shall be in addition to the furnishing of certified extracts of electoral rolls in respect of the 100 members of the applicant party mentioned at
(ix)Particulars of Bank accounts and Permanent Account Number, if any, in the name of the party.
(x)Duly completed CHECK LIST alongwith requisite documents prescribed therein.

3. The application along with all the required documents mentioned above should reach the Secretary to the Commission within 30 days following the date of formation of the party.

4. Any application made after the said period will be time-barred.

Ans. A political party shall be treated as a recognised political party in a State, if and only if either the conditions specified in Clause (A) are, or the condition specified in Clause (B) is, fulfilled by that party and not otherwise, that is to say-
(A) that such party –
has been engaged in political activity for a continuous period of five years; and has, at the last general election in that State to the House of the People, or, as the case may be, to the Legislative Assembly of the State, returned-either
( i ) at least one member to the House of the People for every twenty-five members of that House or any fraction of that number from that State;
or (ii) at least one member to the Legislative Assembly of that State for every thirty members of that Assembly or any fraction of that number;
(B) that the total number of valid votes polled by all the contesting candidates set up by such party at the last general election in the State to the House of the People, or as the case may be, to the Legislative Assembly of the State, is not less than six per cent of the total number of valid votes polled by all the contesting candidates at such general election in the State.
2. The conditions in Clause (A) or Clause (B) above shall not be deemed to have been fulfilled by a political party, if a member of the House of the People or the Legislative Assembly of the State becomes a member of that political party after his election to that House or, as the case may be, that Assembly.
3. ‘State’ includes the National Capital Territory of Delhi and the Union Territory of Pondicherry.
4. If a political party is treated as a recognised political party in four or more States, it shall be known as a `National Party’ throughout the whole of India, but only so long as that political party continues to fulfill thereafter the conditions for recognition in four or more States on the results of any subsequent general election either to the House of the People or to the Legislative Assembly of any State.
5. If a political party is treated as a recognised political party in less than four States, it should be known as a `State Party’ in the State or States in which it is so recognised, but only so long as that political party continues to fulfill thereafter the conditions for recognition on the results of any subsequent general election to the House of the People or, as the case may be, to the Legislative Assembly of the State, in the said State or States.

Yes, of course!!!

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It will help the transporters and logistic companies to analyse the data and work accordingly.