The Little Moon Residence

The election date has been announced. So has the date for the last election in Guwahati. The last election is in a district called the constituency of Pholak which is the largest in the state and covers the whole district of Guwahati. This election is a direct consequence of the last election, which was held in 2009. The last election was a walkover, because the constituency of Pholak does not have a district councilor.

If you’re in Guwahati, you can cast your vote either on the street near the polling station or online @pholakelections.com. This election is being held on October 12, but you can vote from anywhere in the state. Voting is completely free of cost, and you can cast a ballot for anybody you want. We’re going to start a new thread for this election to encourage everyone to vote.

Yes, this is an election that we all should be voting for. It’s because Pholak is located in Guwahati, and it is our home. We have a lot of influence over the elections in the city, and that should show. We’ll be posting links on the forum as well.

Voting is free, but people should remember that if you vote for the wrong candidate or aren’t voting at all, you will be deleted from the elections list. So do vote! The next election in the city is on November 5, and if you’ve already voted, we encourage you to vote again so you can get an even higher score.

That’s what we are doing. Voting in the next election is on November 5 for Guwahati. And if we don’t get enough votes, we are going to start a petition to get that election changed.

We are also going to take another look at voter registration. It is being done slowly but surely, so if you are missing or not registering, please do. We also encourage everyone to make sure they vote in the upcoming elections.

You can check your registration status here.

We also hope to get feedback about the new software that will be making it easier to vote. We are also making a few tweaks to the software to make it easier for everyone to vote.

Well, what can we say. We just want to help make this process easier for everyone.

Well, it appears as though most Indian voters are in the same boat. Well, everyone except for a few die-hard Hindus. The Hindu vote is going to be crucial in choosing the next PM in the upcoming elections, so we’ll see. The upcoming elections will be the first in 25 years.