West Bengal Assembly election results show a significant trend. Nearly 40 percent of victorious candidates won with less than half the vote...

Recent assembly elections saw high voter turnout with women participating more than men. West Bengal led in polling percentages. Despite th...

The BJP has made a remarkable leap in the Assam Assembly arena, experiencing a noteworthy 4.6 percentage point rise in vote share. This boo...

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Jorhat's Assembly seat is a key focus for the 2026 Assam elections. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi faces BJP MLA Hitendra Nath Goswami. Goswami h...

Voters again showed little interest in the 'None of the Above' or NOTA option during recent assembly elections. Data reveals NOTA usage rem...

Thiruvananthapuram constituency, a key urban seat, grapples with traffic, water shortages, and unemployment. The incumbent Antony Raju of J...

Kottayam, a UDF stronghold in central Kerala, boasts high literacy and a significant Christian population. The constituency, represented by...

The option, which had made its debut in the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls in 2017, enables a voter to express dissatisfaction with all candi...

In Uttar Pradesh, which has the maximum number of 403 assembly seats, 621,186 voters or 0.7 per cent used the NOTA option. In Uttarakhand, ...

The NOTA secured more votes than four of the nine candidates who were in the fray in the Baramulla constituency.

According to the survey, 2.5% upper caste voters opted for NOTA in 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

In a total of 36 Assembly seats, 65,735 people chose to reject all the candidates in their constituencies, while 52,952 opted for NOTA.

The strength of NOTA was in excess of votes polled to CPI (0.2 per cent) and CPM (0.2 per cent) parties in Haryana, as per data available.

In Chhattisgarh, a total of 4.6% of voters opted for NOTA, it was 1.92% in Rajasthan, 1.9% in Madhya Pradesh and 0.63% in Delhi.

Only 1.92 per cent of over three crore voters opted for the newly introduced None Of The Above (NOTA) at the Rajasthan assembly elections, ...