Map of the interactive Lok Sabha elections in 2024, starting tomorrow: Previously unavailable on the app are key details regarding each of the 543 Lok Sabha seats and candidates.
The announcement of the Lok Sabha elections for 2024 will take place today, on March 16. At 3 p.m., the Election Commission will make the full election schedule public.
This time, the app has brought an easy-to-use interactive map that allows users to quickly and uniquely access information about all 543 of the nation's seats with a single click.
You will be able to learn about your seat, any seat in the nation, as well as new and established candidates, using this interactive map starting tomorrow, March 17, and continuing until the elections conclude and the results are announced.
Where the map is displayed?
This map can be found under the Lok Sabha election category and on the Bhaskar app homepage. You can directly contact any seat or candidate from all 543 seats in the nation by zooming in on this interactive map.
You can view the seat of your choice on the state map by choosing any state and seat from the list.
How will the map function?
For instance, there are two ways to find out about PM Modi's Varanasi seat:
Option 1: If you'd like to zoom in, click Uttar Pradesh on the map. Click on the Varanasi seat to view all the information, even when zoomed in.
Option 2: All the information will be visible if you search for Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, or the name of Modi in the state list without zooming in.
This data will be accessible via the map.
comprehensive details regarding the 543 Lok Sabha seats
Every seat's voter number for the 2019 elections
percentage of votes for each seat
Details regarding the winning candidate's victory margin
Details regarding the unsuccessful candidate
This map will also have the candidates' names and seat-by-seat information when they are announced in 2024.
Thus, starting on March 17, view the simple interactive map of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 exclusively on the app and spread the word to your loved ones.
