Delhi to vote on 5 February, counting on 8 February: CEC
Mint New Delhi|January 08, 2025
Last date to file nominations is 17 Jan, scrutiny of nominations will be done by 18 Jan
PTI

Polling for all 70 assembly seats in Delhi will be held on 5 February, with the votes being counted on 8 February, chief election commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced on Tuesday.

Bypolls to two assembly constituencies—Milkipur in Uttar Pradesh and Erode in Tamil Nadu—will also be held according to the same schedule, while that in two constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir—Budgam and Nagrota—will be held later due to the current snowy conditions.

The last date to file nominations is 17 January and the scrutiny of the nominations will be done by 18 January. Candidates will be able to withdraw their nominations till 20 January.

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