The seven-phase election process for Lok Sabha and for four state assemblies spanning over a one-and-half month came to an end on May 19. All eyes are now on Thursday (May 23) when the results will be announced.
Indications are that by Thursday afternoon, the trend would become clear as to which party is forming the next government.
Lets take a look at how votes are counted:
The introduction of the EVM in totality since the 2004 general elections, has seen reduction in time in both casting a vote and declaring the results compared to the old paper ballot system. Added to that, bogus voting has greatly been reduced as the vote is recorded only once.
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