Thank You for your support in Facebook

333 likes and still counting..........

https://www.facebook.com/pages/My-Vote-is-My-Voice/185620854973877

thank you to our friends also who have participated in our panel discussion....

some of the most precious moments of our program...

 

things changed very rapidly....

everything was fine until just an hour before the program...

but suddenly we got a phone call from Mr.V.Jaya prakash (RDO kollam),our chief guest,that he will not be attending our program because of a sudden meeting which he could not avoid....

this led us to a sate of shock...but thanks to Bijuji and Rajesh sir who have always stayed with us in all the difficult situations, for once again staying supportive and encouraging us to continue the program...

thank u sir

this meant a lot to us..

finally the day has come....
preparations for the venue and publicity about our program are going on....

our NEW poster..

things are improving...
thanks to our team mates who have taken up lot of effort in convincing the RDO of kollam district
Mr.V.Jayaprakash to attend our session...and be the cheif guest of the day
we are also very thankful to the cheif guest for accepting our proposal...with such short notice..

here is a pic of our team mates at his office..

:(

bit dissapointed....as the collector will not be able to attend the talk...

things are not going as planned..

have to find a new cheif guest for our session....

FINALLY..!!

DONE WITH OUR CHART...

HOPE U ALL LIKE IT...

every one of us,putting our own effort in designing the chart...and trying to make it look as effective as possible...!!

hope it turns out good..!!

use ur vote wisely

POLLING STATISTICS

“Democracy does not entitle us to blindly allow our leaders to make decisions without oversight. Voting is extremely important in this respect because we are the ultimate overseers with the power to make a difference in the way we choose our leaders.”
#My Vote is My Voice

Lower voter participation is a silent threat to our democracy...It under-represents young people, the poor, the disabled, those with little education, minorities and you and me.
-Nancy Neuman

In the end, that's what this election is about. Do we participate in a politics of cynicism or a politics of hope?
# My Vote is My Voice

“The ballot is stronger than the bullet.” 
― Abraham Lincoln
# My Vote is My Voice

Number of Polling Stations:
Presently there are 8,28,804 polling stations in the country. In 2004 lok sabha elections, there were 6,87,402 polling stations. This shows an increase of 1,41,402 polling stations. The main reason for this increase is largely due to rationalization of polling stations, which the Commission undertook during 2008 and 2009. Around 12,901 new polling stations have been setup in villages having less than 300 electors. This is to address concerns of threat and intimidation to voters. The Election Commission has undertaken an exercise of ‘Vulnerability Mapping’ in all Constituencies so that it can identify areas and voter segments vulnerable to threat and intimidation. The commission has endeavored to provide polling stations in the vulnerable localities. Other reasons for making new polling stations include the following:
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 after consulting with political parties.

THE POLLING STATS....

“Elections belong to the people. It's their decision. If they decide to turn their back on the fire and burn their behinds, then they will just have to sit on their blisters.” 
― Abraham Lincoln