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Goa with 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats. Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

Assembly Elections 2022: Uttarakhand and Goa vote today

Goa with over 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats, while in Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

301 candidates contesting for 40 Assembly seats in Goa
Over 11 lakh people eligible to vote in Goa
Multi-cornered contest in Goa&nbsp;with Congress, BJP, TMC&nbsp;and AAP
81 lakh&nbsp;voters eligible to cast their ballot in Uttarakhand
632 candiates&nbsp;vying for 70 Assembly seats in Uttarakhand
5th state polls in Uttarakhand&nbsp;after its creation 2000
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Goa&nbsp;with over 11 lakh voters has 301 candidates contesting from 40 Assembly seats, while in Uttarakhand, which has an electorate of 81 lakh, 632 candidates are fighting from 70 seats.

Assembly Elections 2022:&nbsp;Goa is voting today to decide the fate of 301 candidates who are in the fray for 40 Assembly seats.&nbsp;
Over 11 lakh people are eligible to vote in the single-phase poll.&nbsp;
Traditionally a state with bipolar politics, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">Goa </a>is witnessing a multi-cornered contest this time, with the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/aap-s-cm-face-for-punjab-polls-to-be-announced-on-tuesday-kejriwal-1642431086274" target="_blank">Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)</a>, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and other smaller parties vying to make a mark on the state's electoral scene.
The prominent candidates include Chief Minister Pramod Sawant,&nbsp;Leader of the Opposition Digambar Kamat, former CMs Churchill Alemao,&nbsp;Laxmikant Parsekar, former deputy CM&nbsp;Vijai Sardesai,&nbsp;late CM Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal Parrikar and AAP's CM face Amit Paleker.
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In <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">Uttarakhad</a>,&nbsp;over 81 lakh voters are casting their ballot to decide the fate of 632 candidates. The elections for the&nbsp;70 assembly seats of Uttarakhand spread over 13 districts are being conducted in a single phase.&nbsp;
It is the fifth <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">assembly elections in Uttarakhand</a> after its creation in 2000.
Important candidates whose fate will be decided in these polls include Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, former chief minister Harish Rawat, former minister Yashpal Arya&nbsp;and&nbsp;state Congress president Ganesh Godiyal.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections/uttarakhand-election-2022-voting-counting-key-seats-and-all-you-need-to-know-1644504942846">Uttarakhand Election 2022: Voting, counting, key seats and all you need to know</a>
The counting of votes for both states will be held on March 10
<h4 style="text-align: justify;">Click here for more special coverage on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a></h4>

Goa Election 2022: Goa has a total of 40 Assembly seats. In the 2017 Assembly elections, Congress won 17 seats, BJP 13, Independents won 3, GFP 3. 

Goa Assembly Election 2022: Goa at a Glance - All you need to know about smallest state of India

Goa, the smallest state of India, is voting in Assembly elections on February 14. Here are key statistics that you need to know about the coastal state


Goa Election 2022: Goa at a Glance - All you need to know about smallest state of India

<div>Goa is the smallest state of India. It is voting in Assembly elections on February 14. Here are key statistics that you need to know about the coastal state.</div>
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Goa&nbsp;Election 2022: The coastal state is voting in a single phase on February 14 to elect its next government. Goa has a total of 40 Assembly seats. In the 2017 Assembly elections, Congress won 17 seats, BJP 13, Independents won 3, GFP 3. Aam Aadmi Party, which tested political waters in Goa for the first time, failed to win even a single seat.
In terms of voteshare in 2017, BJP got 33% of the votes polled, while Congress cornered 29%.
After independence from Portuguese rule in 1961, the politics of Goa was largely confined to regional/local parties.
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Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party advocated the merger of Goa into Maharashtra. The demand eventually died and Goa came to favour keeping a separate identity.&nbsp;
India's smallest state has a diverse population of many religions &amp; communities. According to the 2011 census, out of about 15 lakh people in goa, 66% are Hindus, 25% are Christians, and about 8.5% are Muslims.
Goa&rsquo;s electorate has grown by more than 45,000 persons over a period of five years, with women outnumbering men by 31,460.
The last <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/goa-elections" target="_blank">goa assembly election</a> in 2017 saw 11,10,884 persons on the electoral rolls, compared to the 11,56,464 names on the electoral rolls now.&nbsp;
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Only four persons have been registered as third gender voters, two in North Goa and two in South Goa.
The assembly constituency of Vasco continues to have the highest number of voters in the state with 35,139 persons.
The smallest constituency in terms of voters is Mormugao, with 19,958 voters.

A day after charging at Modi government, TMC leader Mamata Banerjee trained her guns on the Congress, saying that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will become more powerful as Congress is not serious about politics and does not take decisions.
On the last day of her three day visit to Goa, Mamata accused the Congress of failing to recognise the need for the opposition to unite.
She also underlined the importance of regional parties to counter the BJP and strengthen India's federal structure. Notably, Mamata held talks with Vijay Sardesai's Goa Forward Party, a former ally of the ruling BJP.
Interestingly, Mamata's criticism of the Congress comes on the day its leader Rahul Gandhi is also in Goa to kickstart the party's campaign in the state.
Mamata had yesterday attacked the Centre and said that Dilli's dadagiri (bullying) has to be stopped.
TMC is contesting all 40 seats in Goa in the upcoming legislative assembly elections.

Mamata in Goa: Modi will become more powerful because of Congress

Mamata Banerjee trained her guns on the Congress, said Modi will become powerful because of the party

On the last day of her three day visit to Goa, Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee accused the Congress of failing to recognise the need for the opposition to unite.

A day after charging at Modi government, TMC leader Mamata Banerjee trained her guns on the Congress, saying that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will become more powerful as Congress is not serious about politics and does not take decisions.
On the last day of her three day visit to Goa, Mamata accused the Congress of failing to recognise the need for the opposition to unite.
She also underlined the importance of regional parties to counter the BJP and strengthen India's federal structure. Notably, Mamata&nbsp;held talks with Vijay Sardesai's Goa Forward Party, a former&nbsp;ally of the ruling BJP.
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Mamata's criticism of the Congress comes on the day its leader Rahul Gandhi is also in Goa to kickstart the party's campaign in the state.
Mamata had yesterday attacked the Centre and said that Dilli's dadagiri (bullying) has to be stopped.
TMC is contesting all 40 seats in Goa in the upcoming legislative assembly elections.

Launching an attack at the Centre while addressing TMC workers in Goa, Mamata Banerjee declared in Konkani that enough of bullying by Delhi.
She said that BJP often said that she is anti-Hindu but who are they to give me a character certificate. She also said that she will die but would never divide the country.
She also raised questions over Congress and said that it contested for the last 60 years but did nothing and let the BJP come to power.
Meanwhile, tennis star Leander Paes and Bollywood actress Nafisa Ali joined the Trinamool Congress Party in the presence of Mamata.
She also proclaimed that TMC stands for Temple, Mosque, Church while Paes and Ali joined the party in Goa.
Former Goa CM and Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro had joined TMC earlier this month.

Looking to set foot in Goa, Mamata launches sharp attack at the Centre

While gearing up for the upcoming Goa elections, Mamata launches attack on Centre from Goa

Launching an attack at the Centre while addressing TMC workers in Goa, Mamata Banerjee declared in Konkani that 'Dilli's dadagiri' had to be stopped.
She said while BJP often accuses her of being anti-Hindu, but questioned who are they to give her a character certificate. She also said that she will die but would never divide the country.
She also raised questions over Congress and said that it contested for the last 60 years but did nothing and let the BJP come to power.
Meanwhile, tennis star Leander Paes and Bollywood actress Nafisa Ali joined the Trinamool Congress Party in the presence of Mamata.
She also proclaimed that TMC stands for Temple, Mosque, Church as&nbsp;Paes and Ali joined the party in Goa.
Former Goa CM and Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro had joined TMC earlier this month.

Mamata&nbsp;also proclaimed that TMC stands for Temple, Mosque, Church while Leander&nbsp;Paes and Nafisa Ali joined the party in Goa.

Launching an attack at the Centre while addressing TMC workers in Goa, Mamata Banerjee declared in Konkani that 'Dilli's dadagiri' had to be stopped.
She said while BJP often accuses her of being anti-Hindu, but questioned who are they to give her a character certificate. She also said that she will die but would never divide the country.
She also raised questions over Congress and said that it contested for the last 60 years but did nothing and let the BJP come to power.
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Meanwhile, tennis star Leander Paes and Bollywood actress Nafisa Ali joined the Trinamool Congress Party in the presence of Mamata.
She also proclaimed that TMC stands for Temple, Mosque, Church as&nbsp;Paes and Ali joined the party in Goa.
Former Goa CM and Congress leader Luizinho Faleiro had joined TMC earlier this month.

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