The Election Commission has announced that Maharashtra will hold its Assembly elections in a single phase on November 20, 2024. Voters across the state will have the opportunity to cast their ballots, with counting set for November 23.
In contrast, Jharkhand will conduct its elections in two phases. The first phase will take place on November 13, followed by the second phase on November 20. Similar to Maharashtra, vote counting in Jharkhand will occur on November 23.
These elections are critical for both states, as they come amidst dynamic political landscapes and ongoing party campaigns. The Election Commission is committed to ensuring a smooth and fair electoral process, with arrangements being put in place for voter education and awareness initiatives.
Political parties in both states are expected to intensify their campaigns leading up to the voting dates, presenting their manifestos and engaging with constituents to secure support. The results on November 23 will be significant in determining the future governance of Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
