Take back the power: Vote in India's first ever Virtual General Elections

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The general elections may be held next year but you can vote now, virtually.
From today, we bring you e-lection - country's first virtual general elections.

This is your chance to participate in a one-of-its-kind pan-India live poll anytime anywhere. The virtual elections will show you the mood of the nation every single day. The voting will start today and continue toll the next 30 days.

But how you cast your vote? The process is as simple and the ways several.

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You can cast your vote on the website or IVR or WAP.

To cast your vote via mobile-Interactive Voice Response (IVR)


1. Dial in IVR @ 09699578006

2. Select the language (English/Hindi)

3. Select your region

4. Select your state

5. Choose your party and vote (there is also an option ‘don’t want to vote’)

To cast your vote via web

1. Log on to www.indiatoday.in/election

2. Pick your region to select your state or union territory (UT) to vote

3. Select your state or UT

4. Enter your mobile number to receive One Time Password (OTP)

5. Select the party you want to vote for (there is also an option of ‘Don’t want to vote’)

6. To cast your vote, enter the OTP sent to your mobile

(One can vote only once using one mobile number. So the mobile number is the unique identifier. Landline users can vote using IVR only. Users can also cast their votes using India Today’s Windows app).

The methodology of the voting is simple: we count the total number of votes cast for a party in each region and state to announce the winners.

The results of e-lection will be showcased on TV, print and digital channels of India Today Group.

You can also search our hashtags #eChunaav and #election or visit Aaj Tak or India Today Facebook page to get the latest updates and poll analytics.

Click here to vote now in the India Today Virtual General Election.

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