India General Election 2009 Schedule

GENERAL ELECTIONS - 2009
SCHEDULE OF ELECTIONS
General Elections to Lok Sabha
and
State Legislative Assemblies of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Sikkim
Nirvachan Sadan
Ashoka Road, New Delhi - 110001
ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi – 110 001.
No. ECI/PN/13/2009 Dated: 2nd March, 2009

PRESS NOTE
SUBJECT: SCHEDULE FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS, 2009
The term of the 14th Lok Sabha will expire in the normal course on 1st June,
2009. In terms of the constitutional provisions, a new Lok Sabha is required to be constituted
before the 2nd June, 2009.
2. In the course of assessment of the scheduling and phasing options available for
the general elections, the Election Commission of India held a meeting with the
representatives of all recognized National and State parties on 3rd February, 2009 to obtain
their views on various issues connected with the general elections. The Commission also held
a series of meetings with the Chief Secretaries, Directors General of Police and Chief
Electoral Officers of all States with a view to assessing the law and order situation, the
requirement of Central Police Forces (CPF) and to review the over all preparedness of the
election machinery in the country.
3. The conduct of General Elections in the entire country requires considerable

deployment of Central and State Police Forces. Mobilization, movement, deployment and
disengagement of these forces involve a complex exercise and detailed home-work. Towards
this, the officials of the Commission held detailed discussions with the representatives of the
Home Ministry in several rounds. The full Commission had detailed discussions, on 6th
February and 24th February, with the Union Home Secretary and other senior officers of the
Ministry. The Commission also discussed with the Chairman, Railway Board and other senior
officials about the inter-state movement plan for the transport of CPF and other police forces.
4. In the process of finalizing the election schedule the Commission has taken
into account the schedules of school examinations, particularly the Central and State Board
examinations, to avoid holding elections during examination period. Besides, polling stations
are mostly located in school buildings. Hence, the Commission had to factor in the
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examination schedules in various states before finalizing the poll dates. In addition, various
holidays and festivals during the months of April and May, harvest season in certain parts of
the country and the inputs taken from the India Meteorological Department in respect of
coming monsoon have also been taken into account.
5. While deciding on the number of phases, number of poll days for each state
and the composition of the states and constituencies that go to polls on a particular poll day,
the Commission has taken various relevant aspects into consideration. The views expressed
by various political parties as well as the State Governments have also been duly considered.
6. The Chief Secretaries and DGPs of various states have pointed out the need for
the deployment of Central Police Forces to ensure peaceful, free and fair elections. The
Commission has done a detailed exercise to assess the existing deployment of police forces in
various states and the total availability of CPF for additional induction from outside the state
and the time needed to move them from one state to another. While doing so, the Commission
has also endeavored to minimize the crisscross movement of CPF and State Armed Police
(SAP) as far as possible, so that their poll day utility is optimized.
7. The possible cross-border influences that could affect the peaceful conduct of
elections in the constituencies located at either side of inter-state boundaries have been
mapped and this aspect has also been factored in, to the extent possible, while deciding on the
phasing and sequencing options.
DELIMITATION OF PARLIAMENTARY AND ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES
8. The extents of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies in all States (except

Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Manipur and Nagaland) have
recently been re-determined by the Delimitation Commission set up under the Delimitation
Act, 2002. By a Presidential Notification issued on 19th February, 2008, the Delimitation
Orders of the Delimitation Commission have been made effective from the same date in all
the States, NCT of Delhi and Union Territory of Puducherry (except the six States indicated
above and Meghalaya and Tripura). In respect of the States of Meghalaya and Tripura, the
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Delimitation Commission’s orders took effect from 20th March, 2008. Thus the present
General Elections to the Lok Sabha for 499 out of 543 Parliamentary Constituencies in all the
States, NCT of Delhi and Union Territory of Puducherry (except Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,
Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Manipur and Nagaland) and to the State Legislative
Assemblies of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Sikkim will be held on the basis of the newly
delimited constituencies.
ELECTORAL ROLLS
9. The electoral rolls of all States and Union Territories have been updated in
terms of the aforesaid delimited constituencies, with reference to 1.1.2009 as the qualifying
date and have been finally published in all States and Union Territories. However, the process
of continuous updating will continue till the last date for filing nominations. The total
electorate in the country after this round of revision is approximately 714 million
compared to 671 million in 2004. This marks an increase of 43 million in the electorate.
PHOTO ELECTORAL ROLLS
10. This would be the first time when the entire country, except the three States of
Assam, Nagaland and Jammu & Kashmir, would be using the Photo Electoral Rolls. Out of
543 Parliamentary Constituencies, photo electoral roll will be used in 522 Parliamentary
Constituencies as well as in all the Legislative Assembly Constituencies in Andhra Pradesh,
Sikkim and Orissa. Photographs of 82% electors are printed in the electoral rolls. This will
prevent impersonation and facilitate easy identification.
11. The Commission introduced the concept of Photo Electoral Roll in 2005. This
was tested as a pilot project during the 2005 revision in all the constituencies of Kerala and
Puducherry, 2 constituencies of Haryana and 1 constituency each in Himachal Pradesh and
Punjab. On the successful completion of the pilot project, the Commission took the decision
to conduct the 2009 general election to Lok Sabha using Photo Electoral Roll. The
intervening general elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Kerala, Puducherry (2006),
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Himachal Pradesh (2007), Meghalaya, Tripura, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram,
Rajasthan, NCT of Delhi (2008) were conducted using Photo Electoral Rolls.
ELECTORS’ PHOTO IDENTITY CARDS (EPIC)
12. As stated earlier, Photo Electoral Roll facilitates easy identification of voters.
However, in consonance with the past practice, the Commission has decided that compulsory
identification of voters will be made in the General Elections to the Lok Sabha and three State
Legislative Assemblies and in the bye-elections to other Legislative Assemblies. Electors who
have been provided with EPIC shall be identified through EPIC only. Special drive for issuing
EPIC to the left out electors has considerably increased the percentage of EPIC coverage
throughout the country (except Assam where the scheme could not be implemented so far)
which now stands at an average of 82%.
13. All the residual electors are advised to obtain their Electors’ Photo Identity
Cards from the respective Electoral Registration Officers (ERO) urgently. The CEOs have
been asked to invigorate the EPIC preparation and distribution campaign and enhance the
coverage within next one month.
POLLING STATIONS
14. Presently there are 8,28,804 polling stations in the country, as compared to
6,87,402 polling stations during 2004 Lok Sabha elections. This marks an increase of
1,41,402 polling stations. This increase is largely due to rationalization of polling stations,
which the Commission undertook during 2008 and 2009. Of these, as many as, 12,901 new
polling stations have been setup for villages having less than 300 electors with a view to
address concerns of threat and intimidation to voters. Commission has undertaken an exercise
of ‘Vulnerability Mapping’ in all Constituencies to identify areas and voter segments
vulnerable to threat and intimidation and has endeavored to provide polling stations in the
vulnerable localities. Other considerations for making new polling stations include the need to
reduce the distance required to be traveled by voters, geographical barriers such as rivers and
hills etc. This exercise has been done in all the districts in consultation with political parties.
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SCHEDULE
15. The Commission, after taking into account all relevant factors, has now
finalized the Schedule for General Elections to be held in five phases to constitute the 15th
Lok Sabha. A summary of the Schedules is given at Statement-A. An abstract of the
schedules for all the States and Union Territories is given in two different formats at
Statement-B1 and B2. List of Constituencies for each of the Phases is given at Statement-C.
16. The Highlights of the Schedules are indicated below:
PHASES – GENERAL ELECTIONS-2009
PHASE NUMBER OF STATES NUMBER OF DATE OF POLL

&UNION TERRITORIES PARLIAMENTARY
CONSTITUENCIES
1 17 124 16th April, 2009
(Thursday)
2 13 141 23rd April, 2009
(Thursday)
(22nd April-2009, Wednesday
for 1-Inner Manipur PC only)
3 11 107 30th April,2009
(Thursday)
th
4 8 85 7 May, 2009 (Thursday)
5 9 86 13th May, 2009

(Wednesday)
NUMBER OF PHASES IN STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES

NO. OF PHASES STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES
FIVE Jammu & Kashmir and Uttar Pradesh
FOUR Bihar
THREE Maharashtra and West Bengal

TWO Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Jharkhand,
Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Orissa
and Punjab
ONE Remaining 15 States and 7 Union Territories
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17. Counting will take place on the 16th of May, 2009 and is expected to be
completed on the same day.
18. The Commission has decided to forward its recommendations to the President,
for issuing five notifications calling upon the Parliamentary Constituencies covered in each
phase in the States and Union Territories concerned to elect members to the House of the
People. With this, the campaign days for the Constituencies in each phase has been kept to the
possible minimum.
GENERAL ELECTIONS TO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES
19. The Commission has taken into account the fact that the tenure of the
Legislative Assemblies of the states of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Sikkim will expire on
30.05.09, 29.06.09 and 23.05.09 respectively. It is also conscious of the fact that a new
Assembly in Sikkim has to be constituted by 23rd May, 2009.
20. After taking into account all relevant factors, the Commission has decided to
hold elections for new Legislative Assemblies for these states, simultaneously with the
General Elections to the 15th Lok Sabha. Elections to the different Assembly Constituencies in
the States of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa will follow the same Schedule as for the
corresponding Parliamentary Constituencies of which these are the relevant assembly
segments. For elections to the Legislative Assembly of Sikkim, the same schedule as far the
corresponding Parliamentary Constituency will be followed up to the date of counting and the
date before which the election shall be completed is 23-May-09. The Commission has decided
to forward its recommendations to the Governors of these three States, for issuing
Notifications (under Section 15 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951), calling upon
the State Legislative Assembly Constituencies to elect members to the concerned State
Legislative Assemblies, as per Schedule appended hereto at Statement-D.
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BYE ELECTIONS TO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES
21. There are a few casual vacancies in some Legislative Assemblies. The
Commission has decided to hold by-elections to the following seven Assembly Constituencies
which are listed below. Bye elections in these constituencies will be conducted following the
same schedule as for the relevant Parliamentary Constituency.
STATE NAME OF AC
Jharkhand 9-Jamtara
Karnataka 50-Bidar
Mizoram 29-South Tuipai
Nagaland 3-Dimapur-III(ST)
17-Chizami(ST)
41-Tizit(ST)
54-Tuensang Sadar-II(ST)
ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES
22. The Commission has decided to use Electronic Voting Machines in all the
polling stations of the country as was done during the last Lok Sabha Election in 2004. There
are 13, 68,430 EVMs available in the country. First Level Checking of these EVMs has
already been taken up in all the states/UTs and has been completed in many places.
23. As a measure to enhance transparency in allotment of EVMs to different

constituencies and polling stations, the Commission has introduced a two stage randomization
procedure– one by the District Election Officer involving representatives of the recognized
political parties, immediately after the first level checking is over, for allotment of EVMs to
different constituencies in the district, and then again at the level of Returning Officer
involving the candidates or their election agents to randomly decide the specific polling
stations in which each of the EVM bearing unique identification number will be used.
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MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT
24. Consequent on the announcement of the Schedule for the General Elections
through this Press Note, the Model Code of Conduct for the Guidance of Political Parties
and Candidates comes into operation with immediate effect from today itself in the entire
country. This will be applicable to all political parties and to the Union and State and Union
Territory Governments. The Commission calls upon all the political parties, candidates and
the Union and State and Union Territory governments to strictly adhere to the Model Code of
Conduct, which is a unique document, evolved with the consensus of political parties in the
country.
REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL PARTIES

25. In terms of the existing policy of the Commission regarding Registration of
New Political Parties, processing of any fresh applications filed hereafter for their
registration would remain suspended with immediate effect till completion of the election
process on 28th May, 2009.
AFFIDAVITS BY CANDIDATES
26. All the candidates will be required to file two affidavits along with their
nomination papers. The affidavits will include information on the criminal antecedents of the
candidate, assets (including the moveable and immoveable properties of the candidate, spouse
and dependents), liabilities of the candidate and his/her educational qualifications. The filing
of the affidavits is mandatory and its non-filing will result in the rejection of the nomination
paper by the Returning Officer.
27. As part of the efforts of the Commission to disseminate the information

contained in the affidavits to the citizens at the earliest, instructions have been issued to the
Returning Officers to display the copies of these affidavits on notice-board and to make
available, on demand, the copies of the affidavits freely to other candidates, general public,
media, etc. on the very day of filing of affidavits by a candidate. The copies of these affidavits
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will also be available in a compiled form with the District Election Officer concerned. Any
individual or any civil society organization desirous of obtaining this compiled information
can apply to the District Election Officer with a nominal payment towards copying charges.
28. The Commission appeals to the citizens, the media and all the interested parties
to cooperate with the election authorities for the widest dissemination of this information as
contemplated in the directions of the Courts and the Commission.
ACCOUNTS OF CANDIDATES
29. It is mandatory under the election law for every contesting candidate to
maintain and furnish accounts of his election expenditure. Under Section 77 of the
Representation of the People Act, 1951 only the expenses on account of travel of ‘leaders’ of
political party concerned (whose names are communicated to the Commission and the CEO of
the state within the prescribed period of 7 days from the date of notification) will be exempted
from being included in the account of expenses of a candidate. All other expenses –
incurred/authorized by the political parties, other associations, body of persons, individuals –
are required to be included in the account of the candidate.
30. The Commission has already issued detailed guidelines on the manner in
which accounts are to be maintained and submitted by the candidates and it is incumbent upon
them to maintain a daily account of expenditure and to submit it to the Designated
Officer/Election Observer three times during campaign period. To strengthen the monitoring,
the Commission will be taking special steps. A cell comprising of experts drawn from Income
Tax Department will also be set up in the Commission to deal with information on poll
expenses of the candidates.
31. The Commission has taken a serious note of the illegal use of money power in
elections and violation of expenditure norms in various manners and has decided to track such
incidents closely for follow-up action.
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VOTER PARTICIPATION
32. The Election Commission of India in recent years has initiated various
measures to streamline the process of voter registration. The Booth Level Officer system has
helped in enrolling the eligible voters and in detecting and removing the names of the dead
and shifted voters. The Commission hereby calls upon all the registered voters of the country
to participate in the voting process and exercise their constitutional right to vote. Wider voter-
participation will make the democracy in India more vibrant and deepen its roots more
strongly. The Commission has directed the CEOs to take certain voter-friendly initiatives, like
voter help-line, voter assistance booths near polling stations, web-based search facilities to
locate the names in the voter list and so on. The Commission has also issued guidelines to the
CEOs to take special measures to facilitate voting by the physically challenged voters.
33. The Commission recognizes and acknowledges the role of media and civil
society organizations in aiding the election machinery in the successful conduct of elections.
The Commission looks forwards to their total support and feedback that could help mid-
course interventions.
34. Elections in India in terms of its scale, magnitude and complexities are the
largest and most vigorous democratic exercise in the world. The Commission is confident that
all the stake-holders – the political parties, the candidates, the voting public and the entire
election machinery, will fully appreciate the need for restraint and discipline to ensure free,
fair and peaceful elections. The time tested credibility of electoral system is our nation’s
pride. The Commission is fully committed and will strive hard to uphold and add strength to
the deeply-rooted democratic traditions of our nation.
(R.BALAKRISHNAN)
Deputy Election Commissioner
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ECI PRESS NOTE - 2-Mar, 2009
General Elections - 2009 - Statement - A
SUMMARY OF SCHEDULES
Sl. Schedule Numbers & Dates
Poll Event
No. 1 2A 2B 3A 3B 3C 4 5A 5B
02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009
1 Announcement & Issue of Press Note
(Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday)
23-Mar-2009 28-Mar-2009 28-Mar-2009 02-Apr-2009 02-Apr-2009 02-Apr-2009 11-Apr-2009 17-Apr-2009 17-Apr-2009
2 Issue of Notification
(Monday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Saturday) (Friday) (Friday)
30-Mar-2009 04-Apr-2009 04-Apr-2009 09-Apr-2009 09-Apr-2009 09-Apr-2009 18-Apr-2009 24-Apr-2009 24-Apr-2009
3 Last Date for filing Nominations
(Monday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Saturday) (Friday) (Friday)
31-Mar-2009 06-Apr-2009 06-Apr-2009 11-Apr-2009 10-Apr-2009 10-Apr-2009 20-Apr-2009 25-Apr-2009 25-Apr-2009
4 Scrutiny of Nominations
(Tuesday) (Monday) (Monday) (Saturday) (Friday) (Friday) (Monday) (Saturday) (Saturday)
2-Apr-2009 08-Apr-2009 08-Apr-2009 13-Apr-2009 15 -Apr-2009 13-Apr-2009 22-Apr-2009 27-Apr-2009 28-Apr-2009
5 Last date for withdrawal of Candidature
(Thursday) (Wednesday) (Wednesday) (Monday) (Wednesday) (Monday) (Wednesday) (Monday) (Tuesday)
16-Apr-2009 22-Apr-2009 23-Apr-2009 30-Apr-2009 30-April-2009 30-April-2009 07-May-2009 13-May-2009 13-May-2009
6 Date of Poll
(Thursrday) (Wednesday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Wednesday) (Wednesday)
16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009
7 Counting of Votes on
(Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday)
Date before which the election shall be 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009
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Completed (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday)
Number of States/UTs 17 1 12 6 1 4 8 8 1
Number of Parliamentary
124 1 140 77 1 29 85 72 14
Constituencies
NOTE:
a) Schedule 2A in only for Manipur (separate schedule was required due to holiday on 23-Apr-2009)
b) Schedule 3B is only for Jammu & Kashmir (separate schedule was required due to holidays on 13 and 14-Apr, 2009)
c) Schedule 3C is only for Gujarat, Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Sikkim (separate schedule was required since 10-Apr, 2009 is not a holiday in these States but is a holiday in other States in this phase)
d) Schedule 5B is only for Uttar Pradesh (separate schedule was required due to holiday on 27-Apr, 2009)
ECI PRESS NOTE - 02 Mar, 2009
General Elections - 2009 - Statement – B1

General Elections -2009
NUMBER OF STATES/UTs
VOTING IN DIFFERENT PHASES
PCs Phases 16-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 7-May-09 13-May-09
STATES AND UTs PHASE1 PHASE2 PHASE3 PHASE4 PHASE5
Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1 1 1
Arunachal Pradesh 2 1 2
Chandigarh 1 1 1
Chhattisgarh 11 1 11
Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1 1 1
Daman & Diu 1 1 1
NCT of Delhi 7 1 7
Goa 2 1 2
Gujarat 26 1 26
Haryana 10 1 10
Himachal Pradesh 4 1 4
Kerala 20 1 20
Lakshadweep 1 1 1
Meghalaya 2 1 2
Mizoram 1 1 1
Nagaland 1 1 1
Puducherry 1 1 1
Rajasthan 25 1 25
Sikkim 1 1 1
Tamil Nadu 39 1 39
Tripura 2 1 2
Uttarakhand 5 1 5
Andhra Pradesh 42 2 22 20
Assam 14 2 3 11
Jharkhand 14 2 6 8
Karnataka 28 2 17 11
Madhya Pradesh 29 2 13 16
Manipur* 2 2 1 1
Orissa 21 2 10 11
Punjab 13 2 4 9
Maharashtra 48 3 13 25 10
West Bengal 42 3 14 17 11
Bihar 40 4 13 13 11 3
Jammu & Kashmir 6 5 1 1 1 1 2
Uttar Pradesh 80 5 16 17 15 18 14
Total 543 124 141 107 85 86
Total States/UTs Polling on this Day 17 13 11 8 9
No. of States and UTs polling in single phase 22
No. of States and UTs polling in two phases 8
No. of States and UTs polling in three phases 2
No. of States and UTs polling in four phases 1
No. of States and UTs polling in five phases 2
Total 35
*
The Phase-2 polling in Manipur will take place on 22-Apr-09
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General Elections - 2009 - Statement – B2

General Elections -2009
NUMBER OF CONSTITUENCIES VOTING IN DIFFERENT PHASES
IN STATES & UNION TERRITORIES
STATES/ UTs Constituencies PHASES POLL DATES AND PHASE
16-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 07-May-09 13-May-09
PHASE1 PHASE2 PHASE3 PHASE4 PHASE5
Andhra Pradesh 42 2 22 20
Arunachal Pradesh 2 1 2
Assam 14 2 3 11
Bihar 40 4 13 13 11 3
Goa 2 1 2
Gujarat 26 1 26
Haryana 10 1 10
Himachal Pradesh 4 1 4
Jammu & Kashmir 6 5 1 1 1 1 2
Karnataka 28 2 17 11
Kerala 20 1 20
Madhya Pradesh 29 2 13 16
Maharashtra 48 3 13 25 10
Manipur† 2 2 1 1
Meghalaya 2 1 2
Mizoram 1 1 1
Nagaland 1 1 1
Orissa 21 2 10 11
Punjab 13 2 4 9
Rajasthan 25 1 25
Sikkim 1 1 1
Tamil Nadu 39 1 39
Tripura 2 1 2
Uttar Pradesh 80 5 16 17 15 18 14
West Bengal 42 3 14 17 11
Chhattisgarh 11 1 11
Jharkhand 14 2 6 8
Uttarakhand 5 1 5
Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1 1 1
Chandigarh 1 1 1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1 1 1
Daman & Diu 1 1 1
NCT of Delhi 7 1 7
Lakshadweep 1 1 1
Puducherry 1 1 1
Total Constituencies 543 124 141 107 85 86
Total States/UTs Polling on this Day 17 13 11 8 9
States Constituencies
No. of States and UTs polling in single phase 22 164
No. of States and UTs polling in two phases 8 163
No. of States and UTs polling in three phases 2 90
No. of States and UTs polling in four phases 1 40
No. of States and UTs polling in five phases 2 86
Total 35 543
†
The Phase-2 polling in Manipur will take place on 22-Apr-09
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ECI PRESS NOTE -02 Mar, 2009
GENERAL ELECTIONS - 2009 - Statement - C
List of States and UTs having Single Phase

State Code States and Union Territories Schedule No. Date of Poll No. of
Constituencies
S02 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1 16-Apr-09 2
S05 GOA 2B 23-Apr-09 2
S06 GUJARAT 3C 30-Apr-09 26
S07 HARYANA 4 07-May-09 10
S08 HIMACHAL PRADESH 5A 13-May-09 4
S11 KERALA 1 16-Apr-09 20
S15 MEGHALAYA 1 16-Apr-09 2
S16 MIZORAM 1 16-Apr-09 1
S17 NAGALAND 1 16-Apr-09 1
S20 RAJASTHAN 4 07-May-09 25
S21 SIKKIM 3C 30-Apr-09 1
S22 TAMIL NADU 5A 13-May-09 39
S23 TRIPURA 2B 23-Apr-09 2
S26 CHHATTISGARH 1 16-Apr-09 11
S28 UTTARAKHAND 5A 13-May-09 5
U01 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS 1 16-Apr-09 1
U02 CHANDIGARH 5A 13-May-09 1
U03 DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 3C 30-Apr-09 1
U04 DAMAN & DIU 3C 30-Apr-09 1
U05 NCT of DELHI 4 07-May-09 7
U06 LAKSHADWEEP 1 16-Apr-09 1
U07 PUDUCHERRY 5A 13-May-09 1
Total Constituencies : 164
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List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

S01 ANDHRA PRADESH S01 ANDHRA PRADESH
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B
Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09
CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Adilabad 23 Kakinada
2 Peddapalle 24 Amalapuram
3 Karimnagar 25 Rajahmundry
4 Nizamabad 26 Narsapuram
5 Zahirabad 27 Eluru
6 Medak 28 Machilipatnam
7 Malkajgiri 29 Vijayawada
8 Secunderabad 30 Guntur
9 Hyderabad 31 Narasaraopet
10 Chevella 32 Bapatla
11 Mahbubnagar 33 Ongole
12 Nagarkurnool 34 Nandyal
13 Nalgonda 35 Kurnool
14 Bhongir 36 Anantapur
15 Warangal 37 Hindupur
16 Mahabubabad 38 Kadapa
17 Khammam 39 Nellore
18 Araku 40 Tirupati
19 Srikakulam 41 Rajampet
20 Vizianagaram 42 Chittoor
21 Visakhapatnam
22 Anakapalle
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S03 ASSAM S03 ASSAM
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Karimganj 4 Dhubri
2 Silchar 5 Kokrajhar
3 Autonomous District 6 Barpeta
7 Gauhati
8 Mangaldoi
9 Tezpur
10 Nowgong
11 Kaliabor
12 Jorhat
13 Dibrugarh
14 Lakhimpur
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S10 KARNATAKA S10 KARNATAKA
Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Chikkodi 3 Bagalkot
2 Belgaum 10 Haveri
4 Bijapur 11 Dharwad
5 Gulbarga 13 Davanagere
6 Raichur 14 Shimoga
7 Bidar 15 Udupi Chikmagalur
8 Koppal 16 Hassan
9 Bellary 17 Dakshina Kannada
12 Uttara Kannada 20 Mandya
18 Chitradurga 21 Mysore
19 Tumkur 22 Chamarajanagar
23 Bangalore Rural
24 Bangalore North
25 Bangalore Central
26 Bangalore South
27 Chikkballapur
28 Kolar
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S12 MADHYA PRADESH S12 MADHYA PRADESH
Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME NO. NAME
8 Khajuraho 1 Morena
9 Satna 2 Bhind
10 Rewa 3 Gwalior
11 Sidhi 4 Guna
12 Shahdol 5 Sagar
13 Jabalpur 6 Tikamgarh
14 Mandla 7 Damoh
15 Balaghat 20 Rajgarh
16 Chhindwara 21 Dewas
17 Hoshangabad 22 Ujjain
18 Vidisha 23 Mandsour
19 Bhopal 24 Ratlam
29 Betul 25 Dhar
26 Indore
27 Khargone
28 Khandwa
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S14 MANIPUR S14 MANIPUR
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2A
NO. NAME NO. NAME
2 Outer Manipur 1 Inner Manipur
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S18 ORISSA S18 ORISSA
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Bargarh 4 Keonjhar
2 Sundargarh 5 Mayurbhanj
3 Sambalpur 6 Balasore
10 Bolangir 7 Bhadrak
11 Kalahandi 8 Jajpur
12 Nabarangpur 9 Dhenkanal
13 Kandhamal 14 Cuttack
19 Aska 15 Kendrapara
20 Berhampur 16 Jagatsinghpur
21 Koraput 17 Puri
18 Bhubaneswar
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S19 PUNJAB S19 PUNJAB
Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A
Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09
NO. NAME NO. NAME
10 Firozpur 1 Gurdaspur
11 Bathinda 2 Amritsar
12 Sangrur 3 Khadoor Sahib
13 Patiala 4 Jalandhar
5 Hoshiarpur
6 Anandpur Sahib
7 Ludhiana
8 Fatehgarh Sahib
9 Faridkot
21

S27 JHARKHAND S27 JHARKHAND
NO. NAME NO. NAME
4 Chatra 1 Rajmahal
5 Kodarma 2 Dumka
11 Khunti 3 Godda
12 Lohardaga 6 Giridih
13 Palamau 7 Dhanbad
14 Hazaribagh 8 Ranchi
9 Jamshedpur
10 Singhbhum
22
List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Three Phases

S13 MAHARASHTRA S13 MAHARASHTRA S13
MAHARASHTRA
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A
Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09

CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME
5 Buldhana 1 Nandurbar 22 Palghar
6 Akola 2 Dhule 23 Bhiwandi
7 Amravati 3 Jalgaon 24 Kalyan
8 Wardha 4 Raver 25 Thane
9 Ramtek 18 Jalna 26 Mumbai North
10 Nagpur 19 Aurangabad 27 Mumbai North West
11 Bhandara - Gondiya 20 Dindori 28 Mumbai North East
12 Gadchiroli-Chimur 21 Nashik 29 Mumbai North Central
13 Chandrapur 32 Raigad 30 Mumbai South Central
14 Yavatmal-Washim 33 Maval 31 Mumbai South
15 Hingoli 34 Pune
16 Nanded 35 Baramati
17 Parbhani 36 Shirur
37 Ahmednagar
38 Shirdi
39 Beed
40 Osmanabad
41 Latur
42 Solapur
43 Madha
44 Sangli
45 Satara
46 Ratnagiri - Sindhudurg
47 Kolhapur
48 Hatkanangle
23
List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Three Phases

S25 WEST BENGAL S25 WEST BENGAL S25 WEST BENGAL
Schedule No. 3A Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A
Poll Day 30-Apr-09 Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09

CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Coochbehar 9 Jangipur 14 Bangaon
2 Alipurduars 10 Baharampur 15 Barrackpur
3 Jalpaiguri 11 Murshidabad 16 Dum Dum
4 Darjeeling 12 Krishnanagar 17 Barasat
5 Raiganj 13 Ranaghat 18 Basirhat
6 Balurghat 25 Howrah 19 Jaynagar
7 Maldaha Uttar 26 Uluberia 20 Mathurapur
8 Maldaha Dakshin 27 Sreerampur 21 Diamond Harbour
32 Ghatal 28 Hooghly 22 Jadavpur
33 Jhargram 29 Arambag 23 Kolkata Dakshin
34 Medinipur 30 Tamluk 24 Kolkata Uttar
35 Purulia 31 Kanthi
36 Bankura 38 Bardhaman Purba
37 Bishnupur 39 Budhaman - Durgapur
40 Asansol
41 Bolpur
42 Birbhum
24
List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Four Phases

S04 BIHAR S04 BIHAR S04 BIHAR S04 BIHAR
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Schedule No. 4
Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 Poll Day 07-May-09
CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME
17 Gopalganj 1 Valmiki Nagar 8 Supaul 29 Nalanda
18 Siwan 2 Paschim Champaran 9 Araria 30 Patna Sahib
19 Maharajganj 3 Purvi Champaran 10 Kishanganj 31 Pataliputra
20 Saran 4 Sheohar 11 Katihar
32 Arrah 5 Sitamarhi 12 Purnia
33 Buxar 6 Madhubani 13 Madhepura
34 Sasaram 7 Jhanjharpur 24 Begusarai
35 Karakat 14 Darbhanga 25 Khagaria
36 Jahanabad 15 Muzaffarpur 26 Bhagalpur
37 Aurangabad 16 Vaishali 27 Banka
38 Gaya 21 Hajipur 28 Munger
39 Nawada 22 Ujiarpur
40 Jamui 23 Samastipur
25
List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Five Phases

S09 JAMMU & S09 JAMMU & S09 JAMMU & S09 JAMMU & S09 JAMMU &
KASHMIR KASHMIR KASHMIR KASHMIR KASHMIR
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3B Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5A
Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09
CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME
6 Jammu 5 Udhampur 3 Anantnag 2 Srinagar 1 Baramulla
4 Ladakh
26
List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Five Phases

S24 UTTAR S24 UTTAR S24 UTTAR S24 UTTAR S24 UTTAR
PRADESH PRADESH PRADESH PRADESH PRADESH
Schedule No. 1 Schedule No. 2B Schedule No. 3A Schedule No. 4 Schedule No. 5B
Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09 Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09
CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES CONSTITUENCIES
NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME NO. NAME
63 Maharajganj 37 Amethi 30 Sitapur 2 Kairana 1 Saharanpur
64 Gorakhpur 38 Sultanpur 31 Hardoi 3 Muzaffarnagar 4 Bijnor
65 Kushi Nagar 39 Pratapgarh 32 Misrikh 10 Meerut 5 Nagina
66 Deoria 48 Banda 33 Unnao 11 Baghpat 6 Moradabad
67 Bansgaon 50 Kaushambi 34 Mohanlalganj 12 Ghaziabad 7 Rampur
68 Lalganj 51 Phulpur 35 Lucknow 13 Gautam Budhha Nagar 8 Sambhal
69 Azamgarh 52 Allahabad 36 Rae bareli 14 Bulandshahr 9 Amroha
70 Ghosi 54 Faizabad 43 Kanpur 15 Aligarh 23 Badaun
71 Salempur 55 Ambedkar Nagar 44 Akbarpur 16 Hathras 24 Aonla
72 Ballia 57 Kaiserganj 45 Jalaun 17 Mathura 25 Bareilly
74 Machhlishahr 58 Shrawasti 46 Jhansi 18 Agra 26 Pilibhit
75 Ghazipur 59 Gonda 47 Hamirpur 19 Fatehpur Sikri 27 Shahjahanpur
76 Chandauli 60 Domariyaganj 49 Fatehpur 20 Firozabad 28 Kheri
77 Varanasi 61 Basti 53 Barabanki 21 Mainpuri 29 Dhaurahra
79 Mirzapur 62 Sant Kabir Nagar 56 Bahraich 22 Etah
80 Robertsganj 73 Jaunpur 40 Farrukhabad
78 Bhadohi 41 Etawah
42 Kannauj
27
General Elections - 2009 - Statement - D
STATE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
SUMMARY OF SCHEDULES
Sl. Andhra Pradesh Orissa Sikkim

Poll Event
No.
Phase-1 Phase-2 Phase1 Phase-2 3C
02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009 02-Mar-2009
1 Announcement & Issue of Press Note
(Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday) (Monday)
23-Mar-2009 28-Mar-2009 23-Mar-2009 28-Mar-2009 02-Apr-2009
2 Issue of Notification
(Monday) (Saturday) (Monday) (Saturday) (Thursday)
30-Mar-2009 04-Apr-2009 30-Mar-2009 04-Apr-2009 09-Apr-2009
3 Last Date for filing Nominations
(Monday) (Saturday) (Monday) (Saturday) (Thursday)
31-Mar-2009 06-Apr-2009 31-Mar-2009 06-Apr-2009 10-Apr-2009
4 Scrutiny of Nominations
(Tuesday) (Monday) (Tuesday) (Monday) (Friday)
2-Apr-2009 08-Apr-2009 2-Apr-2009 08-Apr-2009 13-Apr-2009
5 Last date for withdrawal of Candidature
(Thursday) (Wednesday) (Thursday) (Wednesday) (Monday)
16-Apr-2009 23-Apr-2009 16-Apr-2009 23-Apr-2009 30-April-2009
6 Date of Poll
(Thursrday) (Thursday) (Thursrday) (Thursday) (Thursday)
16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009 16-May-2009
7 Counting of Votes on
(Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday) (Saturday)
Date before which the election shall be 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 28-May-2009 23-May-2009
8
Completed (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) (Saturday)
Constituencies Polling on this Day 154 140 70 77 32

Election Commission Of India
General Elections, 2009
Summary of Schedules and number of Parliamentary Constituencies (PCs)
for each State and UT
Schedule Date of Last Date for Date of Last Date for Date of Date of No. of
No. Notification Nomination Scrutiny Withdrawal Poll Counting PCs
1 . ANDHRA PRADESH
Schedule No. 1 23-Mar-09 30-Mar-09 31-Mar-09 02-Apr-09 16-Apr-09 16-May-09 22
Schedule No. 2B 28-Mar-09 04-Apr-09 06-Apr-09 08-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 16-May-09 20
2 . ARUNACHAL PRADESH
3 . ASSAM
4 . BIHAR
Schedule No. 3A 02-Apr-09 09-Apr-09 11-Apr-09 13-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 16-May-09 11
Schedule No. 4 11-Apr-09 18-Apr-09 20-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 07-May-09 16-May-09 3
5 . GOA
6 . GUJARAT
Schedule No. 3C 02-Apr-09 09-Apr-09 10-Apr-09 13-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 16-May-09 26
7 . HARYANA
8 . HIMACHAL PRADESH
Schedule No. 5A 17-Apr-09 24-Apr-09 25-Apr-09 27-Apr-09 13-May-09 16-May-09 4
9 . JAMMU & KASHMIR

Schedule No. 3B 02-Apr-09 09-Apr-09 10-Apr-09 15-Apr-09 30-Apr-09 16-May-09 1
29
10 . KARNATAKA
11 . KERALA
12 . MADHYA PRADESH
13 . MAHARASHTRA
14 . MANIPUR
Schedule No. 2A 28-Mar-09 04-Apr-09 06-Apr-09 08-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 16-May-09 1
15 . MEGHALAYA
16 . MIZORAM
17 . NAGALAND
18 . ORISSA
19 . PUNJAB
30
20 . RAJASTHAN
21 . SIKKIM
22 . TAMIL NADU
23 . TRIPURA
24 . UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 5B 17-Apr-09 24-Apr-09 25-Apr-09 28-Apr-09 13-May-09 16-May-09 14
25 . WEST BENGAL
26 . CHHATTISGARH
27 . JHARKHAND
28 . UTTARAKHAND
29 . ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS

31
30 . CHANDIGARH
31 . DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

32 . DAMAN & DIU

33 . NCT of DELHI
34 . LAKSHADWEEP
35 . PUDUCHERRY
Total: 543
32
Parliamentary Constituencies in different Schedules for each State and UT
ANDHRA PRADESH
Schedule No. 1
Date of Issue of Notification: 23-Mar-09 Date of Poll: 16-Apr-09
Last Date for making Nominations: 30-Mar-09 Date of Counting: 16-May-09
Date of Scrutiny of Nominations: 31-Mar-09
Last Date of Withdrawal of 02-Apr-09 Date before which election
shall be completed: 28-May-09
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Adilabad ST
2 . Peddapalle SC
3 . Karimnagar GEN
4 . Nizamabad GEN
5 . Zahirabad GEN
6 . Medak GEN
7 . Malkajgiri GEN
8 . Secunderabad GEN
9 . Hyderabad GEN
10 . Chevella GEN
11 . Mahbubnagar GEN
12 . Nagarkurnool SC
13 . Nalgonda GEN
14 . Bhongir GEN
15 . Warangal SC
16 . Mahabubabad ST
17 . Khammam GEN
18 . Araku ST
19 . Srikakulam GEN
20 . Vizianagaram GEN
21 . Visakhapatnam GEN
22 . Anakapalle GEN
Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 22
33
ANDHRA PRADESH
Schedule No. 2B
Last Date for making Nominations: 04-Apr-09 Date of Counting: 16-May-09
Date of Scrutiny of Nominations: 06-Apr-09
NO. NAME TYPE
23 . Kakinada GEN
24 . Amalapuram SC
25 . Rajahmundry GEN
26 . Narsapuram GEN
27 . Eluru GEN
28 . Machilipatnam GEN
29 . Vijayawada GEN
30 . Guntur GEN
31 . Narasaraopet GEN
32 . Bapatla SC
33 . Ongole GEN
34 . Nandyal GEN
35 . Kurnool GEN
36 . Anantapur GEN
37 . Hindupur GEN
38 . Kadapa GEN
39 . Nellore GEN
40 . Tirupati SC
41 . Rajampet GEN
42 . Chittoor SC
34
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Arunachal West GEN
2 . Arunachal East GEN
35
ASSAM
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Karimganj SC
2 . Silchar GEN
3 . Autonomous District ST
36
ASSAM
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
4 . Dhubri GEN
5 . Kokrajhar ST
6 . Barpeta GEN
7 . Gauhati GEN
8 . Mangaldoi GEN
9 . Tezpur GEN
10 . Nowgong GEN
11 . Kaliabor GEN
12 . Jorhat GEN
13 . Dibrugarh GEN
14 . Lakhimpur GEN
37
BIHAR
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
17 . Gopalganj SC
18 . Siwan GEN
19 . Maharajganj GEN
20 . Saran GEN
32 . Arrah GEN
33 . Buxar GEN
34 . Sasaram SC
35 . Karakat GEN
36 . Jahanabad GEN
37 . Aurangabad GEN
38 . Gaya SC
39 . Nawada GEN
40 . Jamui SC
38
BIHAR
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Valmiki Nagar GEN
2 . Paschim Champaran GEN
3 . Purvi Champaran GEN
4 . Sheohar GEN
5 . Sitamarhi GEN
6 . Madhubani GEN
7 . Jhanjharpur GEN
14 . Darbhanga GEN
15 . Muzaffarpur GEN
16 . Vaishali GEN
21 . Hajipur SC
22 . Ujiarpur GEN
23 . Samastipur SC
39
BIHAR
Schedule No. 3A
Date of Issue of Notification: 02-Apr-09 Date of Poll: 30-Apr-09
NO. NAME TYPE
8 . Supaul GEN
9 . Araria GEN
10 . Kishanganj GEN
11 . Katihar GEN
12 . Purnia GEN
13 . Madhepura GEN
24 . Begusarai GEN
25 . Khagaria GEN
26 . Bhagalpur GEN
27 . Banka GEN
28 . Munger GEN
40
BIHAR
Schedule No. 4
Date of Issue of Notification: 11-Apr-09 Date of Poll: 07-May-09
NO. NAME TYPE
29 . Nalanda GEN
30 . Patna Sahib GEN
31 . Pataliputra GEN
41
GOA
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . North Goa GEN
2 . South Goa GEN
42
GUJARAT
Schedule No. 3C
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Kachchh SC
2 . Banaskantha GEN
3 . Patan GEN
4 . Mahesana GEN
5 . Sabarkantha GEN
6 . Gandhinagar GEN
7 . Ahmedabad East GEN
8 . Ahmedabad West SC
9 . Surendranagar GEN
10 . Rajkot GEN
11 . Porbandar GEN
12 . Jamnagar GEN
13 . Junagadh GEN
14 . Amreli GEN
15 . Bhavnagar GEN
16 . Anand GEN
17 . Kheda GEN
18 . Panchmahal GEN
19 . Dahod ST
20 . Vadodara GEN
21 . Chhota Udaipur ST
22 . Bharuch GEN
23 . Bardoli ST
24 . Surat GEN
25 . Navsari GEN
26 . Valsad ST
43
HARYANA
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Ambala SC
2 . Kurukshetra GEN
3 . Sirsa SC
4 . Hisar GEN
5 . Karnal GEN
6 . Sonipat GEN
7 . Rohtak GEN
8 . Bhiwani-Mahendragarh GEN
9 . Gurgaon GEN
10 . Faridabad GEN
44
HIMACHAL PRADESH
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Kangra GEN
2 . Mandi GEN
3 . Hamirpur GEN
4 . Shimla SC
45
JAMMU & KASHMIR
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
6 . Jammu GEN
46
JAMMU & KASHMIR
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
5 . Udhampur GEN
47
JAMMU & KASHMIR
Schedule No. 3B
NO. NAME TYPE
3 . Anantnag GEN
48
JAMMU & KASHMIR
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
2 . Srinagar GEN
49
JAMMU & KASHMIR
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Baramulla GEN
4 . Ladakh GEN
50
KARNATAKA
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Chikkodi GEN
2 . Belgaum GEN
4 . Bijapur SC
5 . Gulbarga SC
6 . Raichur ST
7 . Bidar GEN
8 . Koppal GEN
9 . Bellary ST
12 . Uttara Kannada GEN
18 . Chitradurga SC
19 . Tumkur GEN
23 . Bangalore Rural GEN
24 . Bangalore North GEN
25 . Bangalore Central GEN
26 . Bangalore South GEN
27 . Chikkballapur GEN
28 . Kolar SC
51
KARNATAKA
Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME TYPE
3 . Bagalkot GEN
10 . Haveri GEN
11 . Dharwad GEN
13 . Davanagere GEN
14 . Shimoga GEN
15 . Udupi Chikmagalur GEN
16 . Hassan GEN
17 . Dakshina Kannada GEN
20 . Mandya GEN
21 . Mysore GEN
22 . Chamarajanagar SC
52
KERALA
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Kasaragod GEN
2 . Kannur GEN
3 . Vadakara GEN
4 . Wayanad GEN
5 . Kozhikode GEN
6 . Malappuram GEN
7 . Ponnani GEN
8 . Palakkad GEN
9 . Alathur (SC)
10 . Thrissur GEN
11 . Chalakudy GEN
12 . Ernakulam GEN
13 . Idukki GEN
14 . Kottayam GEN
15 . Alappuzha GEN
16 . Mavelikkara (SC)
17 . Pathanamthitta GEN
18 . Kollam GEN
19 . Attingal GEN
20 . Thiruvananthapuram GEN
53
MADHYA PRADESH
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
8 . Khajuraho GEN
9 . Satna GEN
10 . Rewa GEN
11 . Sidhi GEN
12 . Shahdol (ST)
13 . Jabalpur GEN
14 . Mandla (ST)
15 . Balaghat GEN
16 . Chhindwara GEN
17 . Hoshangabad GEN
18 . Vidisha GEN
19 . Bhopal GEN
29 . Betul (ST)
54
MADHYA PRADESH
Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Morena GEN
2 . Bhind (SC)
3 . Gwalior GEN
4 . Guna GEN
5 . Sagar GEN
6 . Tikamgarh (SC)
7 . Damoh GEN
20 . Rajgarh GEN
21 . Dewas (SC)
22 . Ujjain (SC)
23 . Mandsour GEN
24 . Ratlam (ST)
25 . Dhar (ST)
26 . Indore GEN
27 . Khargone (ST)
28 . Khandwa GEN
55
MAHARASHTRA
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
5 . Buldhana GEN
6 . Akola GEN
7 . Amravati (SC)
8 . Wardha GEN
9 . Ramtek (SC)
10 . Nagpur GEN
11 . Bhandara - Gondiya GEN
12 . Gadchiroli-Chimur (ST)
13 . Chandrapur GEN
14 . Yavatmal-Washim GEN
15 . Hingoli GEN
16 . Nanded GEN
17 . Parbhani GEN
56
MAHARASHTRA
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Nandurbar (ST)
2 . Dhule GEN
3 . Jalgaon GEN
4 . Raver GEN
18 . Jalna GEN
19 . Aurangabad GEN
20 . Dindori (ST)
21 . Nashik GEN
32 . Raigad GEN
33 . Maval GEN
34 . Pune GEN
35 . Baramati GEN
36 . Shirur GEN
37 . Ahmednagar GEN
38 . Shirdi (SC)
39 . Beed GEN
40 . Osmanabad GEN
41 . Latur (SC)
42 . Solapur (SC)
43 . Madha GEN
44 . Sangli GEN
45 . Satara GEN
46 . Ratnagiri - Sindhudurg GEN
47 . Kolhapur GEN
48 . Hatkanangle GEN
57
MAHARASHTRA
Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME TYPE
22 . Palghar (ST)
23 . Bhiwandi GEN
24 . Kalyan GEN
25 . Thane GEN
26 . Mumbai North GEN
27 . Mumbai North West GEN
28 . Mumbai North East GEN
29 . Mumbai North Central GEN
30 . Mumbai South Central GEN
31 . Mumbai South GEN
58
MANIPUR
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
2 . Outer Manipur ST
59
MANIPUR
Schedule No. 2A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Inner Manipur GEN
60
MEGHALAYA
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Shillong ST
2 . Tura ST
61
MIZORAM
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Mizoram ST
62
NAGALAND
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Nagaland GEN
63
ORISSA
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Bargarh GEN
2 . Sundargarh ST
3 . Sambalpur GEN
10 . Bolangir GEN
11 . Kalahandi GEN
12 . Nabarangpur ST
13 . Kandhamal GEN
19 . Aska GEN
20 . Berhampur GEN
21 . Koraput ST
64
ORISSA
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
4 . Keonjhar ST
5 . Mayurbhanj ST
6 . Balasore GEN
7 . Bhadrak SC
8 . Jajpur SC
9 . Dhenkanal GEN
14 . Cuttack GEN
15 . Kendrapara GEN
16 . Jagatsinghpur SC
17 . Puri GEN
18 . Bhubaneswar GEN
65
PUNJAB
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
10 . Firozpur GEN
11 . Bathinda GEN
12 . Sangrur GEN
13 . Patiala GEN
66
PUNJAB
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Gurdaspur GEN
2 . Amritsar GEN
3 . Khadoor Sahib GEN
4 . Jalandhar (SC)
5 . Hoshiarpur (SC)
6 . Anandpur Sahib GEN
7 . Ludhiana GEN
8 . Fatehgarh Sahib (SC)
9 . Faridkot (SC)
67
RAJASTHAN
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Ganganagar SC
2 . Bikaner SC
3 . Churu GEN
4 . Jhunjhunu GEN
5 . Sikar GEN
6 . Jaipur Rural GEN
7 . Jaipur GEN
8 . Alwar GEN
9 . Bharatpur SC
10 . Karauli-Dholpur SC
11 . Dausa ST
12 . Tonk-Sawai Madhopur GEN
13 . Ajmer GEN
14 . Nagaur GEN
15 . Pali GEN
16 . Jodhpur GEN
17 . Barmer GEN
18 . Jalore GEN
19 . Udaipur ST
20 . Banswara ST
21 . Chittorgarh GEN
22 . Rajsamand GEN
23 . Bhilwara GEN
24 . Kota GEN
25 . Jhalawar-Baran GEN
68
SIKKIM
Schedule No. 3C
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Sikkim GEN
69
TAMIL NADU
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Tiruvallur SC
2 . Chennai North GEN
3 . Chennai South GEN
4 . Chennai Central GEN
5 . Sriperumbudur GEN
6 . Kancheepuram SC
7 . Arakkonam GEN
8 . Vellore GEN
9 . Krishnagiri GEN
10 . Dharmapuri GEN
11 . Tiruvannamalai GEN
12 . Arani GEN
13 . Viluppuram (SC)
14 . Kallakurichi GEN
15 . Salem GEN
16 . Namakkal GEN
17 . Erode GEN
18 . Tiruppur GEN
19 . Nilgiris SC
20 . Coimbatore GEN
21 . Pollachi GEN
22 . Dindigul GEN
23 . Karur GEN
24 . Tiruchirappalli GEN
25 . Perambalur GEN
26 . Cuddalore GEN
27 . Chidambaram SC
28 . Mayiladuthurai GEN
29 . Nagapattinam SC
30 . Thanjavur GEN
31 . Sivaganga GEN
32 . Madurai GEN
70
TAMIL NADU
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
33 . Theni GEN
34 . Virudhunagar GEN
35 . Ramanathapuram GEN
36 . Thoothukkudi GEN
37 . Tenkasi SC
38 . Tirunelveli GEN
39 . Kanniyakumari GEN
71
TRIPURA
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Tripura West GEN
2 . Tripura East ST
72
UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
64 . Gorakhpur GEN
65 . Kushi Nagar GEN
66 . Deoria GEN
67 . Bansgaon SC
68 . Lalganj SC
69 . Azamgarh GEN
70 . Ghosi GEN
71 . Salempur GEN
72 . Ballia GEN
74 . Machhlishahr SC
75 . Ghazipur GEN
76 . Chandauli GEN
77 . Varanasi GEN
79 . Mirzapur GEN
80 . Robertsganj SC
73
UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
37 . Amethi GEN
38 . Sultanpur GEN
39 . Pratapgarh GEN
48 . Banda GEN
50 . Kaushambi SC
51 . Phulpur GEN
52 . Allahabad GEN
54 . Faizabad GEN
55 . Ambedkar Nagar GEN
57 . Kaiserganj GEN
58 . Shrawasti GEN
59 . Gonda GEN
60 . Domariyaganj GEN
61 . Basti GEN
62 . Sant Kabir Nagar GEN
73 . Jaunpur GEN
78 . Bhadohi GEN
74
UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME TYPE
30 . Sitapur GEN
31 . Hardoi SC
32 . Misrikh SC
33 . Unnao GEN
34 . Mohanlalganj SC
35 . Lucknow GEN
36 . Rae bareli GEN
43 . Kanpur GEN
44 . Akbarpur GEN
45 . Jalaun SC
46 . Jhansi GEN
47 . Hamirpur GEN
49 . Fatehpur GEN
53 . Barabanki SC
56 . Bahraich SC
75
UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
2 . Kairana GEN
3 . Muzaffarnagar GEN
10 . Meerut GEN
11 . Baghpat GEN
12 . Ghaziabad GEN
13 . Gautam Budhha Nagar GEN
14 . Bulandshahr SC
15 . Aligarh GEN
16 . Hathras SC
17 . Mathura GEN
18 . Agra SC
19 . Fatehpur Sikri GEN
20 . Firozabad GEN
21 . Mainpuri GEN
22 . Etah GEN
40 . Farrukhabad GEN
41 . Etawah SC
42 . Kannauj GEN
76
UTTAR PRADESH
Schedule No. 5B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Saharanpur GEN
4 . Bijnor GEN
5 . Nagina SC
6 . Moradabad GEN
7 . Rampur GEN
8 . Sambhal GEN
9 . Amroha GEN
23 . Badaun GEN
24 . Aonla GEN
25 . Bareilly GEN
26 . Pilibhit GEN
27 . Shahjahanpur SC
28 . Kheri GEN
29 . Dhaurahra GEN
77
WEST BENGAL
Schedule No. 3A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Coochbehar SC
2 . Alipurduars ST
3 . Jalpaiguri SC
4 . Darjeeling GEN
5 . Raiganj GEN
6 . Balurghat GEN
7 . Maldaha Uttar GEN
8 . Maldaha Dakshin GEN
32 . Ghatal GEN
33 . Jhargram ST
34 . Medinipur GEN
35 . Purulia GEN
36 . Bankura GEN
37 . Bishnupur SC
78
WEST BENGAL
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
9 . Jangipur GEN
10 . Baharampur GEN
11 . Murshidabad GEN
12 . Krishnanagar GEN
13 . Ranaghat SC
25 . Howrah GEN
26 . Uluberia GEN
27 . Sreerampur GEN
28 . Hooghly GEN
29 . Arambag SC
30 . Tamluk GEN
31 . Kanthi GEN
38 . Bardhaman Purba SC
39 . Budhaman - Durgapur GEN
40 . Asansol GEN
41 . Bolpur SC
42 . Birbhum GEN
79
WEST BENGAL
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
14 . Bangaon SC
15 . Barrackpur GEN
16 . Dum Dum GEN
17 . Barasat GEN
18 . Basirhat GEN
19 . Jaynagar SC
20 . Mathurapur SC
21 . Diamond Harbour GEN
22 . Jadavpur GEN
23 . Kolkata Dakshin GEN
24 . Kolkata Uttar GEN
80
CHHATTISGARH
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Surguja ST
2 . Raigarh ST
3 . Janjgir-Champa SC
4 . Korba GEN
5 . Bilaspur GEN
6 . Rajnandgaon GEN
7 . Durg GEN
8 . Raipur GEN
9 . Mahasamund GEN
10 . Bastar ST
11 . Kanker ST
81
JHARKHAND
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
4 . Chatra GEN
5 . Kodarma GEN
11 . Khunti ST
12 . Lohardaga ST
13 . Palamau SC
14 . Hazaribagh GEN
82
JHARKHAND
Schedule No. 2B
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Rajmahal ST
2 . Dumka ST
3 . Godda GEN
6 . Giridih GEN
7 . Dhanbad GEN
8 . Ranchi GEN
9 . Jamshedpur GEN
10 . Singhbhum ST
83
UTTARAKHAND
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Tehri Garhwal GEN
2 . Garhwal GEN
3 . Almora SC
4 . Nainital-Udhamsingh Nagar GEN
5 . Hardwar GEN
84
ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Andaman & Nicobar Islands GEN
85
CHANDIGARH
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Chandigarh GEN
86
DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI
Schedule No. 3C
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Dadra & Nagar Haveli ST
87
DAMAN & DIU
Schedule No. 3C
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Daman & Diu GEN
88
NCT of DELHI
Schedule No. 4
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Chandni Chowk GEN
2 . North East Delhi GEN
3 . East Delhi GEN
4 . New Delhi GEN
5 . North West Delhi SC
6 . West Delhi GEN
7 . South Delhi GEN
89
LAKSHADWEEP
Schedule No. 1
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Lakshadweep ST
90
PUDUCHERRY
Schedule No. 5A
NO. NAME TYPE
1 . Pondicherry GEN
91
Parliamentary Constituencies in different States and UTs in each Schedule
Schedule No. 1
Last Date of Withdrawal of candidature: 02-Apr-09 Date before which election shall be
completed: 28-May-09
NAME OF STATE/UT PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY

NO. NAME TYPE
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 . Adilabad ST
2 . Peddapalle SC
3 . Karimnagar GEN
4 . Nizamabad GEN
5 . Zahirabad GEN
6 . Medak GEN
7 . Malkajgiri GEN
8 . Secunderabad GEN
9 . Hyderabad GEN
10 . Chevella GEN
11 . Mahbubnagar GEN
12 . Nagarkurnool SC
13 . Nalgonda GEN
14 . Bhongir GEN
15 . Warangal SC
16 . Mahabubabad ST
17 . Khammam GEN
18 . Araku ST
19 . Srikakulam GEN
20 . Vizianagaram GEN
21 . Visakhapatnam GEN
22 . Anakapalle GEN
Total no. of PCs of the State/UT in this Schedule: 22

ARUNACHAL PRADESH
1 . Arunachal West GEN
2 . Arunachal East GEN
92
Schedule No. 1

NO. NAME TYPE
ASSAM
1 . Karimganj SC
2 . Silchar GEN
3 . Autonomous District ST
BIHAR
17 . Gopalganj SC
18 . Siwan GEN
20 . Saran GEN
32 . Arrah GEN
33 . Buxar GEN
34 . Sasaram SC
35 . Karakat GEN
36 . Jahanabad GEN
37 . Aurangabad GEN
38 . Gaya SC
39 . Nawada GEN
40 . Jamui SC

JAMMU & KASHMIR
6 . Jammu GEN
KERALA
1 . Kasaragod GEN
2 . Kannur GEN
3 . Vadakara GEN
4 . Wayanad GEN
5 . Kozhikode GEN
6 . Malappuram GEN
7 . Ponnani GEN
93
Schedule No. 1

NO. NAME TYPE
KERALA
8 . Palakkad GEN
9 . Alathur (SC)
10 . Thrissur GEN
11 . Chalakudy GEN
12 . Ernakulam GEN
13 . Idukki GEN
14 . Kottayam GEN
15 . Alappuzha GEN
16 . Mavelikkara (SC)
17 . Pathanamthitta GEN
18 . Kollam GEN
19 . Attingal GEN
20 . Thiruvananthapuram GEN

MAHARASHTRA
5 . Buldhana GEN
6 . Akola GEN
7 . Amravati (SC)
8 . Wardha GEN
9 . Ramtek (SC)
10 . Nagpur GEN
11 . Bhandara - Gondiya GEN
12 . Gadchiroli-Chimur (ST)
13 . Chandrapur GEN
14 . Yavatmal-Washim GEN
15 . Hingoli GEN
16 . Nanded GEN
17 . Parbhani GEN
94
Schedule No. 1

NO. NAME TYPE
MANIPUR
2 . Outer Manipur ST
MEGHALAYA
1 . Shillong ST
2 . Tura ST

MIZORAM
1 . Mizoram ST
NAGALAND
1 . Nagaland GEN
ORISSA
1 . Bargarh GEN
2 . Sundargarh ST
3 . Sambalpur GEN
10 . Bolangir GEN
11 . Kalahandi GEN
12 . Nabarangpur ST
13 . Kandhamal GEN
19 . Aska GEN
20 . Berhampur GEN
21 . Koraput ST

UTTAR PRADESH
64 . Gorakhpur GEN
65 . Kushi Nagar GEN
95
Schedule No. 1

NO. NAME TYPE
UTTAR PRADESH
66 . Deoria GEN
67 . Bansgaon SC
68 . Lalganj SC
69 . Azamgarh GEN
70 . Ghosi GEN
71 . Salempur GEN
72 . Ballia GEN
74 . Machhlishahr SC
75 . Ghazipur GEN
76 . Chandauli GEN
77 . Varanasi GEN
79 . Mirzapur GEN
80 . Robertsganj SC

CHHATTISGARH
1 . Surguja ST
2 . Raigarh ST
3 . Janjgir-Champa SC
4 . Korba GEN
5 . Bilaspur GEN
6 . Rajnandgaon GEN
7 . Durg GEN
8 . Raipur GEN
9 . Mahasamund GEN
10 . Bastar ST
11 . Kanker ST
96
Schedule No. 1

NO. NAME TYPE
JHARKHAND
4 . Chatra GEN
5 . Kodarma GEN
11 . Khunti ST
12 . Lohardaga ST
13 . Palamau SC
14 . Hazaribagh GEN

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS
1 . Andaman & Nicobar Islands GEN

LAKSHADWEEP
1 . Lakshadweep ST
Total no. of States/UTs in this Schedule: 17
Total no. of PCs in this Schedule: 124
97
Schedule No. 2A

NO. NAME TYPE
MANIPUR
1 . Inner Manipur GEN
98
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
ANDHRA PRADESH
23 . Kakinada GEN
24 . Amalapuram SC
25 . Rajahmundry GEN
26 . Narsapuram GEN
27 . Eluru GEN
28 . Machilipatnam GEN
29 . Vijayawada GEN
30 . Guntur GEN
31 . Narasaraopet GEN
32 . Bapatla SC
33 . Ongole GEN
34 . Nandyal GEN
35 . Kurnool GEN
36 . Anantapur GEN
37 . Hindupur GEN
38 . Kadapa GEN
39 . Nellore GEN
40 . Tirupati SC
41 . Rajampet GEN
42 . Chittoor SC
ASSAM
4 . Dhubri GEN
5 . Kokrajhar ST
6 . Barpeta GEN
7 . Gauhati GEN
8 . Mangaldoi GEN
9 . Tezpur GEN
10 . Nowgong GEN
11 . Kaliabor GEN
99
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
ASSAM
12 . Jorhat GEN
13 . Dibrugarh GEN
14 . Lakhimpur GEN

BIHAR
1 . Valmiki Nagar GEN
2 . Paschim Champaran GEN
3 . Purvi Champaran GEN
4 . Sheohar GEN
5 . Sitamarhi GEN
6 . Madhubani GEN
7 . Jhanjharpur GEN
14 . Darbhanga GEN
15 . Muzaffarpur GEN
16 . Vaishali GEN
21 . Hajipur SC
22 . Ujiarpur GEN
23 . Samastipur SC

GOA
1 . North Goa GEN
2 . South Goa GEN

JAMMU & KASHMIR
5 . Udhampur GEN
100
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
KARNATAKA
1 . Chikkodi GEN
2 . Belgaum GEN
4 . Bijapur SC
5 . Gulbarga SC
6 . Raichur ST
7 . Bidar GEN
8 . Koppal GEN
9 . Bellary ST
12 . Uttara Kannada GEN
18 . Chitradurga SC
19 . Tumkur GEN
23 . Bangalore Rural GEN
24 . Bangalore North GEN
25 . Bangalore Central GEN
26 . Bangalore South GEN
27 . Chikkballapur GEN
28 . Kolar SC

MADHYA PRADESH
8 . Khajuraho GEN
9 . Satna GEN
10 . Rewa GEN
11 . Sidhi GEN
12 . Shahdol (ST)
13 . Jabalpur GEN
14 . Mandla (ST)
15 . Balaghat GEN
16 . Chhindwara GEN
17 . Hoshangabad GEN
18 . Vidisha GEN
19 . Bhopal GEN
29 . Betul (ST)
101
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
MAHARASHTRA
1 . Nandurbar (ST)
2 . Dhule GEN
3 . Jalgaon GEN
4 . Raver GEN
18 . Jalna GEN
19 . Aurangabad GEN
20 . Dindori (ST)
21 . Nashik GEN
32 . Raigad GEN
33 . Maval GEN
34 . Pune GEN
35 . Baramati GEN
36 . Shirur GEN
37 . Ahmednagar GEN
38 . Shirdi (SC)
39 . Beed GEN
40 . Osmanabad GEN
41 . Latur (SC)
42 . Solapur (SC)
43 . Madha GEN
44 . Sangli GEN
45 . Satara GEN
46 . Ratnagiri - Sindhudurg GEN
47 . Kolhapur GEN
48 . Hatkanangle GEN
102
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
ORISSA
4 . Keonjhar ST
5 . Mayurbhanj ST
6 . Balasore GEN
7 . Bhadrak SC
8 . Jajpur SC
9 . Dhenkanal GEN
14 . Cuttack GEN
15 . Kendrapara GEN
16 . Jagatsinghpur SC
17 . Puri GEN
18 . Bhubaneswar GEN

TRIPURA
1 . Tripura West GEN
2 . Tripura East ST

UTTAR PRADESH
37 . Amethi GEN
38 . Sultanpur GEN
39 . Pratapgarh GEN
48 . Banda GEN
50 . Kaushambi SC
51 . Phulpur GEN
52 . Allahabad GEN
54 . Faizabad GEN
55 . Ambedkar Nagar GEN
57 . Kaiserganj GEN
58 . Shrawasti GEN
59 . Gonda GEN
103
Schedule No. 2B

NO. NAME TYPE
UTTAR PRADESH
60 . Domariyaganj GEN
61 . Basti GEN
62 . Sant Kabir Nagar GEN
73 . Jaunpur GEN
78 . Bhadohi GEN

JHARKHAND
1 . Rajmahal ST
2 . Dumka ST
3 . Godda GEN
6 . Giridih GEN
7 . Dhanbad GEN
8 . Ranchi GEN
9 . Jamshedpur GEN
10 . Singhbhum ST

104
Schedule No. 3A

NO. NAME TYPE
BIHAR
8 . Supaul GEN
9 . Araria GEN
10 . Kishanganj GEN
11 . Katihar GEN
12 . Purnia GEN
13 . Madhepura GEN
24 . Begusarai GEN
25 . Khagaria GEN
26 . Bhagalpur GEN
27 . Banka GEN
28 . Munger GEN

KARNATAKA
3 . Bagalkot GEN
10 . Haveri GEN
11 . Dharwad GEN
13 . Davanagere GEN
14 . Shimoga GEN
15 . Udupi Chikmagalur GEN
16 . Hassan GEN
17 . Dakshina Kannada GEN
20 . Mandya GEN
21 . Mysore GEN
22 . Chamarajanagar SC

MADHYA PRADESH
1 . Morena GEN
2 . Bhind (SC)
3 . Gwalior GEN
105
Schedule No. 3A

NO. NAME TYPE
MADHYA PRADESH
4 . Guna GEN
5 . Sagar GEN
6 . Tikamgarh (SC)
7 . Damoh GEN
20 . Rajgarh GEN
21 . Dewas (SC)
22 . Ujjain (SC)
23 . Mandsour GEN
24 . Ratlam (ST)
25 . Dhar (ST)
26 . Indore GEN
27 . Khargone (ST)
28 . Khandwa GEN

MAHARASHTRA
22 . Palghar (ST)
23 . Bhiwandi GEN
24 . Kalyan GEN
25 . Thane GEN
26 . Mumbai North GEN
27 . Mumbai North West GEN
28 . Mumbai North East GEN
29 . Mumbai North Central GEN
30 . Mumbai South Central GEN
31 . Mumbai South GEN
106
Schedule No. 3A

NO. NAME TYPE
UTTAR PRADESH
30 . Sitapur GEN
31 . Hardoi SC
32 . Misrikh SC
33 . Unnao GEN
34 . Mohanlalganj SC
35 . Lucknow GEN
36 . Rae bareli GEN
43 . Kanpur GEN
44 . Akbarpur GEN
45 . Jalaun SC
46 . Jhansi GEN
47 . Hamirpur GEN
49 . Fatehpur GEN
53 . Barabanki SC
56 . Bahraich SC

WEST BENGAL
1 . Coochbehar SC
2 . Alipurduars ST
3 . Jalpaiguri SC
4 . Darjeeling GEN
5 . Raiganj GEN
6 . Balurghat GEN
7 . Maldaha Uttar GEN
8 . Maldaha Dakshin GEN
32 . Ghatal GEN
33 . Jhargram ST
34 . Medinipur GEN
35 . Purulia GEN
36 . Bankura GEN
37 . Bishnupur SC

107
Schedule No. 3B

NO. NAME TYPE
JAMMU & KASHMIR

3 . Anantnag GEN
108
Schedule No. 3C

NO. NAME TYPE
GUJARAT
1 . Kachchh SC
2 . Banaskantha GEN
3 . Patan GEN
4 . Mahesana GEN
5 . Sabarkantha GEN
6 . Gandhinagar GEN
7 . Ahmedabad East GEN
8 . Ahmedabad West SC
9 . Surendranagar GEN
10 . Rajkot GEN
11 . Porbandar GEN
12 . Jamnagar GEN
13 . Junagadh GEN
14 . Amreli GEN
15 . Bhavnagar GEN
16 . Anand GEN
17 . Kheda GEN
18 . Panchmahal GEN
19 . Dahod ST
20 . Vadodara GEN
21 . Chhota Udaipur ST
22 . Bharuch GEN
23 . Bardoli ST
24 . Surat GEN
25 . Navsari GEN
26 . Valsad ST

SIKKIM
1 . Sikkim GEN
109
Schedule No. 3C

NO. NAME TYPE
DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

1 . Dadra & Nagar Haveli ST
DAMAN & DIU
1 . Daman & Diu GEN
110
Schedule No. 4

NO. NAME TYPE
BIHAR
29 . Nalanda GEN
30 . Patna Sahib GEN
31 . Pataliputra GEN

HARYANA
1 . Ambala SC
2 . Kurukshetra GEN
3 . Sirsa SC
4 . Hisar GEN
5 . Karnal GEN
6 . Sonipat GEN
7 . Rohtak GEN
8 . Bhiwani-Mahendragarh GEN
9 . Gurgaon GEN
10 . Faridabad GEN

JAMMU & KASHMIR
2 . Srinagar GEN
PUNJAB
10 . Firozpur GEN
11 . Bathinda GEN
12 . Sangrur GEN
13 . Patiala GEN
111
Schedule No. 4

NO. NAME TYPE
RAJASTHAN
1 . Ganganagar SC
2 . Bikaner SC
3 . Churu GEN
4 . Jhunjhunu GEN
5 . Sikar GEN
6 . Jaipur Rural GEN
7 . Jaipur GEN
8 . Alwar GEN
9 . Bharatpur SC
10 . Karauli-Dholpur SC
11 . Dausa ST
12 . Tonk-Sawai Madhopur GEN
13 . Ajmer GEN
14 . Nagaur GEN
15 . Pali GEN
16 . Jodhpur GEN
17 . Barmer GEN
18 . Jalore GEN
19 . Udaipur ST
20 . Banswara ST
21 . Chittorgarh GEN
22 . Rajsamand GEN
23 . Bhilwara GEN
24 . Kota GEN
25 . Jhalawar-Baran GEN

UTTAR PRADESH
2 . Kairana GEN
3 . Muzaffarnagar GEN
10 . Meerut GEN
11 . Baghpat GEN
12 . Ghaziabad GEN
112
Schedule No. 4

NO. NAME TYPE
UTTAR PRADESH
13 . Gautam Budhha Nagar GEN
14 . Bulandshahr SC
15 . Aligarh GEN
16 . Hathras SC
17 . Mathura GEN
18 . Agra SC
19 . Fatehpur Sikri GEN
20 . Firozabad GEN
21 . Mainpuri GEN
22 . Etah GEN
40 . Farrukhabad GEN
41 . Etawah SC
42 . Kannauj GEN

WEST BENGAL
9 . Jangipur GEN
10 . Baharampur GEN
11 . Murshidabad GEN
12 . Krishnanagar GEN
13 . Ranaghat SC
25 . Howrah GEN
26 . Uluberia GEN
27 . Sreerampur GEN
28 . Hooghly GEN
29 . Arambag SC
30 . Tamluk GEN
31 . Kanthi GEN
38 . Bardhaman Purba SC
39 . Budhaman - Durgapur GEN
40 . Asansol GEN
41 . Bolpur SC
42 . Birbhum GEN
113
Schedule No. 4

NO. NAME TYPE
NCT of DELHI
1 . Chandni Chowk GEN
2 . North East Delhi GEN
3 . East Delhi GEN
4 . New Delhi GEN
5 . North West Delhi SC
6 . West Delhi GEN
7 . South Delhi GEN

114
Schedule No. 5A

NO. NAME TYPE
HIMACHAL PRADESH
1 . Kangra GEN
2 . Mandi GEN
3 . Hamirpur GEN
4 . Shimla SC

JAMMU & KASHMIR
1 . Baramulla GEN
4 . Ladakh GEN

PUNJAB
1 . Gurdaspur GEN
2 . Amritsar GEN
3 . Khadoor Sahib GEN
4 . Jalandhar (SC)
5 . Hoshiarpur (SC)
6 . Anandpur Sahib GEN
7 . Ludhiana GEN
8 . Fatehgarh Sahib (SC)
9 . Faridkot (SC)

TAMIL NADU
1 . Tiruvallur SC
2 . Chennai North GEN
3 . Chennai South GEN
4 . Chennai Central GEN
5 . Sriperumbudur GEN
6 . Kancheepuram SC
7 . Arakkonam GEN
8 . Vellore GEN
115
Schedule No. 5A

NO. NAME TYPE
TAMIL NADU
9 . Krishnagiri GEN
10 . Dharmapuri GEN
11 . Tiruvannamalai GEN
12 . Arani GEN
13 . Viluppuram (SC)
14 . Kallakurichi GEN
15 . Salem GEN
16 . Namakkal GEN
17 . Erode GEN
18 . Tiruppur GEN
19 . Nilgiris SC
20 . Coimbatore GEN
21 . Pollachi GEN
22 . Dindigul GEN
23 . Karur GEN
24 . Tiruchirappalli GEN
25 . Perambalur GEN
26 . Cuddalore GEN
27 . Chidambaram SC
28 . Mayiladuthurai GEN
29 . Nagapattinam SC
30 . Thanjavur GEN
31 . Sivaganga GEN
32 . Madurai GEN
33 . Theni GEN
34 . Virudhunagar GEN
35 . Ramanathapuram GEN
36 . Thoothukkudi GEN
37 . Tenkasi SC
38 . Tirunelveli GEN
39 . Kanniyakumari GEN
116
Schedule No. 5A

NO. NAME TYPE
WEST BENGAL
14 . Bangaon SC
15 . Barrackpur GEN
16 . Dum Dum GEN
17 . Barasat GEN
18 . Basirhat GEN
19 . Jaynagar SC
20 . Mathurapur SC
21 . Diamond Harbour GEN
22 . Jadavpur GEN
23 . Kolkata Dakshin GEN
24 . Kolkata Uttar GEN

UTTARAKHAND
1 . Tehri Garhwal GEN
2 . Garhwal GEN
3 . Almora SC
4 . Nainital-Udhamsingh GEN
5 . Hardwar GEN

CHANDIGARH
1 . Chandigarh GEN
PUDUCHERRY
1 . Pondicherry GEN

117
Schedule No. 5B

NO. NAME TYPE
UTTAR PRADESH
1 . Saharanpur GEN
4 . Bijnor GEN
5 . Nagina SC
6 . Moradabad GEN
7 . Rampur GEN
8 . Sambhal GEN
9 . Amroha GEN
23 . Badaun GEN
24 . Aonla GEN
25 . Bareilly GEN
26 . Pilibhit GEN
27 . Shahjahanpur SC
28 . Kheri GEN
29 . Dhaurahra GEN
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GENERAL ELECTIONS - 2009

No. ECI/PN/13/2009 Dated: 2nd March, 2009

3. The conduct of General Elections in the entire country requires considerable

DELIMITATION OF PARLIAMENTARY AND ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES

8. The extents of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies in all States (except

PHOTO ELECTORAL ROLLS

ELECTORS’ PHOTO IDENTITY CARDS (EPIC)

16. The Highlights of the Schedules are indicated below:

PHASES – GENERAL ELECTIONS-2009

PHASE NUMBER OF STATES NUMBER OF DATE OF POLL

5 9 86 13th May, 2009

NUMBER OF PHASES IN STATES AND UNION TERRITORIES

THREE Maharashtra and West Bengal

GENERAL ELECTIONS TO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES

ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES

23. As a measure to enhance transparency in allotment of EVMs to different

REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL PARTIES

27. As part of the efforts of the Commission to disseminate the information

ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA

ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA

List of States and UTs having Single Phase

Total Constituencies : 164

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Two Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Three Phases

Poll Day 16-Apr-09 Poll Day 23-Apr-09 Poll Day 30-Apr-09

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Three Phases

Poll Day 30-Apr-09 Poll Day 07-May-09 Poll Day 13-May-09

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Four Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Five Phases

List of Constituencies in States and UTs having Five Phases

Sl. Andhra Pradesh Orissa Sikkim

Constituencies Polling on this Day 154 140 70 77 32

9 . JAMMU & KASHMIR

Schedule No. 5A 17-Apr-09 24-Apr-09 25-Apr-09 27-Apr-09 13-May-09 16-May-09 2

29 . ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS

31 . DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

32 . DAMAN & DIU

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 22

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 20

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 2

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 3

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 11

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 13

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 13

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 11

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 3

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 2

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 26

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 10

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 4

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 1

Total no. of PCs having this Schedule: 1

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