Karnataka SVVP Election Plan

LOK SABHA ELECTIONS - 2014
KARNATAKA STATE
SVEEP ACTION PLAN
Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014
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A.
OBJECTIVES of State SVEEP Plan

1. To improve the overall turnout in the State to 70% (from the 58.81% in 2009 LS
elections)
2. To increase voter turnout in the target low turnout polling stations.
3. To focus on the ACs with low EP ratio and carryout registration drive.
4. To focus on the ACs with low polling percentage for high motivation campaign to
achieve optimum increase in voter turnout.

5. To bridge gender gap in enrolment and turnout.
6. Increase in postal ballot voting by educating and facilitating service voters and
employees on election duty.

7. To bring about visible improvement in the quality of electoral participation in
terms of informed and ethical voting.
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B.
Profile of Karnataka
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Udupi
Kodagu
Chamarajanagar
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B.1 Karnataka at a Glance

figures in tables (Economic Survey)
Sl.
No.
Item
Units
Geographical Area
1960-61
1970-71
1980-81
1990-91
2000-01
2009-10
2011(P)
000
Sq.Km.
192
192
192
192
192
192
192
Administrative Setup
2
Revenue divisions
No.
Districts
-do-
19
19
19
20
27
30
30
Taluks
-do-
175
175
175
175
175
176
176
Inhabited Villages
-do-
26377
26826
27028
27066
27481
27481
29340
Uninhabited Villages
-do-
2972
2707
2362
2127
1925
1925
Towns
-do-
231
245
281
306
270
270
347
1951
1961
1971
1981
1991
2001
2011(P)
Population as per Census

8
Total
(in 000s)
19401
23587
29299
37136
44977
52851
61131
Males
-do-
9866
12041
14972
18923
22952
26899
31058
10
Females
-do-
9535
11546
14327
18213
22025
25952
30073
11
Rural
-do-
14945
18320
22177
26406
31069
34889
37552
12
Urban
-do-
4456
5267
7122
10730
13908
17962
23578
13
Scheduled Castes
-do-
2583
3117
3850
5595
7369
8564
NA
14
Scheduled Tribes
-do-
80
192
231
1825
1916
3464
NA
15
Density of Population
Per
Sq.Km.
262
123
153
194
235
276
319
16
Literacy Rate
Percent
age (%)
19.26
29.80
36.83
46.21
56.04
66.60
75.60
966
959
957
963
960
965
968
22.96
22.33
24.30
28.89
30.92
33.99
38.57
1960-61
1970-71
1980-81
1990-91
2000-01
2011-12
2012-13
Rs.Crore
751
2016
5587
20551
96348
463243
527492
-do-
432
1063
2573
7626
31473
78358
84625
17
18
Sex Ratio
Urban Population
Females
per 100
Males
Percent
age (%)
State Income at Current Prices

19
State Income
20
Primary Sector
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21
Secondary Sector
-do-
122
418
1160
4734
18684
121488
132896
22
Tertiary Sector
-do-
197
535
1854
8191
46191
263397
309971
23
Percapita Income
-do-
321
696
1520
4598
18344
69051
78049
1990-91
2000-01
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Local bodies
24
Zilla
Parishat/Panchayat
No.
20
27
27
29
29
30
30
25
Gram Panchayats
-do-
2532
5692
5628
5628
5628
5627
5627
26
Taluk Panchayats
-do-
175
175
176
176
176
176
176
27
Municipalities and
Corporations
-do-
177
209
219
219
219
219
219
1. Karnataka
Formerly known as the State of Mysore, the state of Karnataka is located in the southern part of
India and has the states of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Goa as
neighbors. The capital of the state is the city of Bangalore which has evolved as one of the most
vibrant and one of the fastest growing cities in the country. The state of Karnataka was formed
in 1956 as the State of Mysore and was renamed as Karnataka in 1973.
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B.2 Electoral profile of the State in brief.
Sl
No.
Male
Female
Total
Total projected population for 2014
3,83,10,984
3,67,42,822
7,50,53,806
Electors as per proposed draft roll w.r.t.

01-01-2014
2,60,35,677
2,47,80,648
5,08,16,325
Ratio of electors to population (EP ratio)
67.96
67.44
67.70
% of EPIC coverage against Roll
99.25
% of photo coverage against Roll
98.96
Census gender ratio
975
Elector gender ratio
959
Age Cohort of electors
Number polling stations
%
18 - 19 yrs
1.09
20-29 yrs
22.75
30-60 yrs
61.09
60-80 yrs
13.23
Above 80 yrs
1.84
54261
Assembly Constituencies
There are 224 Assembly constituencies in Karnataka spread over 30 districts. The largest is Bangalore
district with 28 Assembly constituencies, followed by Belgaum with 18 ACs. The smallest is Kodagu
district with 2 ACs followed by Bangalore rural, Chamarajanagar, Gadag, Ramangagarm and Yadgir
with 4 ACs each.
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B.3 LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES IN KARNATAKA
Name of PC
No. And Name of A.C.
Name of PC
1-Nippani
8-Arabhavi
2-Chikodi-Sadalga
9-Gokak
3-Athni
11-Belgaum Uttar
4-Kagawad
1 Chikodi
5-Kudachi (SC)
12-Belgaum Dakshin
2 Belgaum
16-Bailhongal
7-Hukeri
17-Saundatti Yellamma
10-Yemkanmardi (ST)
18-Ramdurg
19-Mudhol (SC)
26-Muddebihal
20-Terdal
27-Devar Hippargi
21-Jamkhandi
28-Basavana Bagevadi
23-Badami
29-Babaleshwar
4- Bijapur(SC)
30-Bijapur City
24-Bagalkot
31-Nagthan (SC)
25-Hungund
32-Indi
68 Naragund
33-Sindgi
34-Afzalpur
36-Shorapur (ST)
35-Jevargi
37-Shahpur
39-Gurmitkal
38-Yadgir
40-Chitapur (SC)
5 Gulbarga
53-Raichur Rural (ST)

6 Raichur(ST)
41-Sedam
54-Raichur
43-Gulbarga Rural (SC)
55-Manvi (ST)
44-Gulbarga Dakshin
56-Devadurga (ST)
45-Gulbarga Uttar
57-Lingsugur (SC)
42-Chincholi (SC)
58-Sindhanur
46-Aland
59-Maski (ST)
47-Basavakalyan
60-Kushtagi
48-Homnabad
7 Bidar
13-Belgaum Rural
6-Raybag (SC)
22-Bilgi
3- Bagalkote
49- Bidar South
61-Kanakagiri (SC)
8 Koppal
62-Gangavathi
50-Bidar
63-Yelburga
51-Bhalki
64-Koppal
52- Aurad (SC)
92-Siruguppa (ST)
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Name of PC
Name of PC
88-Hadagali (SC)
65-Shirahatti (SC)
89-Hagaribommanahalli (SC)
66-Gadag
90-Vijayanagara
67-Ron
91-Kampli (ST)
9 Bellary(ST)
93-Bellary (ST)
82-Hanagal
10 Haveri
85-Byadagi
95-Sandur (ST)
86-Hirekerur
96-Kudligi (ST)
87-Ranibennur
69-Navalgund
14-Khanapur
70-Kundgol
15-Kittur
71-Dharwad
76-Haliyal
72-Hubli-Dharwad-East (SC)
77-Karwar
12 Uttar Kannada
73-Hubli-Dharwad-Central
78-Kumta
74-Hubli-Dharwad-West
79-Bhatkal
75-Kalghatgi
80-Sirsi
83-Shiggaon
81-Yellapur
103-Jagalur (ST)
111-Shimoga Rural (SC)
104- Harapanahalli
112-Bhadravati
105- Harihar
113-Shimoga
106- Davanagere North
15. Udupi Chikmagalur
84-Haveri (SC)
94-Bellary City
11 Dharwad
13 Davanagere
107- Davanagere South
114-Tirthahalli
14 Shimoga
115-Shikaripur
108- Maya Konda (SC)
116-Sorab
109-Channagiri
117-Sagar
110- Honnali
118-Byndoor
119-Kundapura
127-Kadur
120-Udupi
193-Sharavana belagola
121-Kapu
194-Arsikere
122-Karkala
123 Sringeri
195-Belur
16 Hassan
196-Hassan
124-Mudigere (SC)
197-Hole Narsipur
125-Chikmagalur
198-Arkalgud
126-Tarikere
199-Sakleshpur (SC)
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Name of PC
17 Dakshina
Kannada
Name of PC
200-Belthangady
97-Molakalmuru (ST)
201-Moodbidri
98-Challakere (ST)
202-Mangalore City North
99-Chitradurga
203-Mangalore City South

204-Mangalore
100-Hiriyur
18 Chitradurga(SC)
102-Holalkere (SC)
206-Puttur
136-Sira
207-Sullia (SC)
137-Pavagada (SC)
128-Chiknayakanahalli
186-Malavalli (SC)
129-Tiptur
187-Maddur
130-Turuvekere
188-Melukote
132-Tumkur City
189-Mandya
20 Mandya
133-Tumkur Rural
190-Shrirangapattana
134-Koratagere (SC)
191-Nagamangala
135-Gubbi
192-Krishnarajpet
138-Madhugiri
211-Krishnarajanagara
208-Madikeri
213-Heggadadevankote (ST)
209-Virajpet
214-Nanjangud (SC)
210-Piriyapatna
219-Varuna
212-Hunsur
23 Bangalore
Rural
101-Hosadurga
205-Bantvala
19 Tumkur
21 Mysore
215-Chamundeshwari
22
Chamarajanagar(SC)
220-T-Narasipur (SC)
221-Hanur
216-Krishnaraja
222-Kollegal (SC)
217-Chamaraja
223-Chamarajanagar
218- Narashimaraja
224-Gundlupet
131-Kunigal
151-K-R-Pura
154- Rajarajeshwarinagar
152-Byatarayanapura
176-Bangalore South
153-Yeshvanthapura
177-Anekal (SC)
182-Magadi
24 Bangalore
North
155-Dasarahalli
156-Mahalakshmi Layout
183-Ramanagaram
157-Malleshwaram
184-Kanakapura
158-Hebbal
185-Channapatna
159-Pulakeshinagar (SC)
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Name of PC
25 Bangalore
Central
Name of PC
160-Sarvagnanagar
166-Govindarajanagar
161-Sri C-V-Ramanagar (SC)
167-Vijayanagar
162-Shivajinagar
169- Chickpet
163-Shantinagar
164-Gandhinagar
26 Bangalore
South
170-Basavanagudi
171-Padmanabanagar
165-Rajajinagar
172-BTM Layout
168-Chamrajpet
173-Jayanagar
174-Mahadevapura (SC)
175-Bommanahalli
139-Gauribidanur
142-Sidlaghatta
140-Bagepalli
143-Chintamani
141-Chikballapur
144-Srinivaspur
150-Yelahanka
27 Chikballapur
28 Kolar(SC)
145-Mulbagal (SC)
178-Hosakote
146-Kolar Gold Field (SC)
179-Devanahalli (SC)
147-Bangarapete (SC)
180-Dod Ballapur
148-Kolar
181-Nelamangala (SC)
149-Malur
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B.4 Voting Pattern in Previous Elections

Loksabha Elections
Year
Voting %
Year
Voting %
1957
52.21
1989
67.53
1962
59.30
1991
54.81
1967
62.95
1996
60.22
1971
57.41
1998
64.92
1977
63.20
2004
65.14
1980
57.71
2009
58.81
1984
65.67
District wise voting percentage in 2009 Elections
Sl
No.
Name of the
district
Voting % in
Lok Sabha Ele.
2009
Sl No.
Name of the district
Voting % in
Lok Sabha Ele.
2009
Bidar
53.09
16
Shimoga
66.46
Gulbarga
49.21
17
Udupi
68.14
Bijapur(SC)
47.18
18
Dakshin Kannada
74.44
Yadgir
49.21
19
Chikmagalur
63.14
Belgaum
60.93
20
Hassan
69.14
Bagalkot
63.19
21
Tumkur
64.79
Raichur(ST)
45.91
22
Chikkaballapur
68.09
Koppal
55.64
23
Kolar(SC)
69.15
Gadag
59.29
24
Bangalore Rural
57.92
10
Dharwad
56.56
25
Bangalore Urban
45.26
11
Bellary(ST)
61.40
26
Ramanagar
70.02
12
Haveri
63.56
27
Mandya
68.84
13
Chitradurga(SC)
54.40
28
Mysore
58.82
14
Davanagere
67.45
29
Kodagu
63.86
15
Uttara Kannada
59.22
30
Chamarajanagar(SC)
68.18
Total State
58.81
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B-2 Situational Analysis
a. Situation Analysis to identify gaps in registration and participation has been carried out at AC
level on
i.
EP ratio
ii.
Poll percentage
iii.
Identification of low voter turnout Polling parts
iv.
Elector gender ratio vs census gender ratio
Detailed analysis is provided in Annexure-1
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C.
C.1
Building Strategy
Common Strategy
a. Situation Analysis (at AC level) on
i.
EP ratio
ii.
Poll percentage
iii.
Identification of low voter turnout Polling parts
iv.
Elector gender ratio vs census gender ratio
b. Identification of partners
i.
State Government Departments, like Information Department, Health Dept,

Women and Child Dept, Agriculture Dept, etc.
ii.
Central Government Agencies like DD, AIR, DAVP, Song and drama division, PIB,
etc.
iii.
Civil Society Organisations
iv.
SHGs
v.
State Resource Centre(State Literacy Mission Authority)
vi.
Youth Clubs
c. Training and capacity building at District Level through State Literacy Mission Authority.
d. Development of key tools and material on electoral literacy through State Literacy
Mission Authority.
e. Voter facilitation
f.
i.
Help line
ii.
Bangalore one centres in Bangalore.
iii.
Web site at State and District level
iv.
Establishment of Voter Facilitation Centres
v.
Issue of Voter Slips
vi.
Providing Shade, water and toilet facility at Polling Stations
Monitoring and Observation

i.
C.2
Periodical review with DEOs through VC.
Strategy for Targeted Intervention

a. Low Voter turnout PSs
i.
Identification of reason for low voter turnout.
ii.
Appeal letter from DEO
b. Gender gap
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i.
Identify reason for the pronounced gender gap in the specific region.
ii.
Reach women folk and their families through Ashas, Anganwadi workers, field
level health functionaries and SHGs.
c. Youth participation
i.
Involve Campus Ambassadors, and conduct voter awareness and motivation

activities in the colleges.
ii.
Involve Nehru Yuvak Kendras and other apolitical youth organisations to motivate
eligible youth for voter registration and participation.
iii.
District co-ordinators, Taluk co-ordinators, Literary prerakas and Volunteers from

State Literacy Mission Authority.
iv.
Target youth clubs.
d. Urban disconnect
i.
Use of mobile vans for Electoral registration and Ethical voting.
ii.
Conduct of workshop, seminars, debates in schools and colleges to create

awareness for enhancing registration and voter turnout.
iii.
Conduct of rallies, jathas, etc.
iv.
Campaign through electronic media like cable tv, FM radio and AIR.
v.
Target Industrial and IT units to reach the message.
vi.
Partner with Civil Society Organisations for effective urban campaign.
vii.
Dialogue with RWAs.
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Implementation
D.
D.1
Team formation at District level

District SVEEP Committees have already been formed in all the districts. The following is
the constitution of the Committee.
D.2
i.
Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat
Chairman
ii.
District Information Officer
Nodal Officer and Member

Secretary
iii.
Deputy Director, Women and Child Development
iv.
District Health and Family Welfare Officer
v.
District Social Welfare Officer
vi.
District Backward Class Officer
vii.
District Labour Officer
viii.
Deputy Director of Public Instructions
ix.
Deputy Director of Pre University Board
x.
Joint Director of DIC
xi.
District Youth Services Officer
xii.
District Co-ordinator, Nehru Yuvak Kendra
xiii.
District Co-ordinator, NSS
xiv.
Municipal Commissioner
Training and Capacity Building of SVEEP teams

Training of SVEEP teams will be held during the 3rd and 4th week of February 2014.
Building partnerships
The districts have been asked to identify completely apolitical partners for SVEEP. They
need to obtain approval from CEO before forging partnership and carryout activities.
D.3
Resource Mobilisation
Major human resources are the State Government Departments and GOI agencies like
Information Dept, Health Dept, Agriculture Dept, DD, AIR, NYK, NSS, NCC, DAVP, Song and
Drama Division and Indian Railways, State Resource Centre (SLMA). Mobilisation will be
done in the month of March 2014.
D.4
Media and Communication Plan - Content Development

Considerable SVEEP content has been developed during Assembly Elections 2013. It is
decided to use the same approved contents with necessary changes to suit LS Elections
2014. The content prepared by other states approved by ECI will also be used with
necessary modifications/translations.
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D.5 Action Plan
D.6.1.
Overall Approach
a. The following activities are common to all districts except Bangalore Urban District
Sl No.
Intervention
Responsibility /
Partner agency
Information and Motivation

Mass Communication Interventions
1
Hoardings on highways and prominent places more in urban areas
Dept. of Information
Posters, pamphlets and handbills
Depts. of Information, HFW,

Education, Agriculture, WCD
Publicity through cable Network, cinema slides,

screening of video CDs in hospitals, banks etc.
Depts. of Information, HFW,

Labour
Posters on transport vehicles
KSRTC, Southern Railway
Campaign through newspapers
CEO and DEOs
TV spots
Radio jingles
Doordarshan - coordinated by
State SVEEP cell
AIR - coordinated by State SVEEP
cell
Indirect Communication Activities

8
Street plays - in semi urban and rural areas
Folk media activities
10
Video and audio campaign through Publicity Vans
11
Mobile exhibitions
12
Voter awareness kiosks in village markets, Raitha

Samparka Kendras, etc.
13
Seminars, debate competition, Quiz etc.,
14
Rangoli Competition
15
Rubber Stamp campaign
Dept. of Kannada & Culture

Dept. of Kannada & Culture
Song and Drama Divn.
Dept. of Field Publicity
Dept. of HFW
Dept. of RDPR
Municipalities and ULBs
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Public Instruction
PU Board
Campus Ambassadors
Dept. of RDPR
Dept. of WCD
Dept. of Posts
Federation of Banks
State SVEEP Cell
Interpersonal Communication Activities

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16
SHG awareness meetings
Dept. of RDPR
17
EVM trainings in Villages
Dept. of HFW
Dept. of RDPR
18
Industrial employees contact programme
Dept. of Labour
19
Pledge Letters through school children
20
Youth awareness camps
21
Awareness and motivation meetings with Hostel

students
Nehru Yuvak Kendra

NSS
Dept. of Social Welfare
Dept. of PU Board
22
Toll free Help Line
DEOs
Mega Physical Activities

23
Jathas, Walkathon, Kalajathas
24
Cycle, Motor Cycle rallies
25
Human Chain formation with oath taking
26
Candle light procession
Dist. and Taluk SVEEP

Committees
Committees
Committees
Committees
b. Activities for Bangalore Urban District
Sl No.
Responsibility /
Partner agency
Intervention
Information and Motivation

Mass Communication Interventions
1
Hoardings on highways and prominent places
Posters, pamphlets and handbills
Depts. of Information, BBMP
Publicity through cable Network
BBMP, Depts. of Information
Posters on transport vehicles
BMTC and KSRTC
Campaign through newspapers
CEO and DEOs
TV spots aimed at Urban masses
Doordarshan -co-ordinated by
BBMP
Radio jingles
AIR, Local FM channels
Indirect Communication Activities

8
Mobile vans, for registration and voter turnout
BBMP
Use of Bangalore one centres
BBMP
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10
Video and audio campaign through Publicity Vans
Dept. of Field Publicity
11
Mobile exhibitions
12
Vote awareness kiosks in malls, supermarkets,

etc.
BBMP
13
Seminars, debate competition, Quiz etc.,
14
Rubber Stamp campaign
15
Loud Speaker announcements in Bus stand

PU Board
Campus Ambassadors
Federation of Banks
BDA, BBMP
BMTC and KSRTC
Interpersonal Communication Activities

16
Industrial employees contact programme
Dept. of Labour
17
Pledge Letters through school children
18
Awareness and motivation meetings with Hostel

students
Dept. of Social Welfare

Dept. of PU Board
19
Toll free Help Line
DEOs
Mega Physical Activity Events

20
Cycle, Motor Cycle rallies
BBMP, NYK
21
Vote Spots
BBMP
22
Flash Mobs
BBMP
D.6.1.
Targeted Approach
In all the polling stations which have elector to population ratio or gender ratio
lower than the state average, special drives will be organised to improve electoral
registration. Similarly, those polling stations that have recorded less than state average
voter turnout will be given special attention. Every Electoral Registration Officer will be
asked to do part-wise analysis of electoral registration as well as voting percentages so that
weak areas can be identified.
Name of AC
Gaps identified
Lowest voter turnout

Electoral Parts
Action Plan
BELGAUM DISTRICT
1-Nippani
Lower turnout PSs.
1202, 1193, 1199, 1201,
Gender gap in registration
1198
Intense registration drive focussing on

Women voters through field level Health
functionaries, Anganwadi workers and
SHGs
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Lower turnout PSs
2-Chikodi-Sadalga
Low EP ratio among both

men and women
2187, 2118, 2191, 2182,

2179
4-Kagawad
Big gender gap in

registration (EGR-912)
7-Hukeri
3073, 3074, 3069, 3072,

3070
Intense registration drive

Special focus on Women voters through
field level Health functionaries,
Anganwadi workers and SHGs.
Large Gender gap in

Intense registration drive focussing on

Women voters through field level Health
SHGs

men and women
Lower turnout PSs

6-Raybag (SC)
Intense registration drive in whole of AC

men and women
Lower turnout PSs

5-Kudachi (SC)
Identify the reason for lower turnout.
Address reasons for low voter registration

among women
Lower turnout PSs

3-Athni
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
5007, 5011, 5009, 5005,
5018
among women
6101, 6093, 6094, 6129,
Big gender gap in

6120, 6099, 6100
Lower turnout PSs
7124, 7170, 7047, 7171,

7127, 7172, 7049, 7126,
Intense registration drive with special

focus on Women voters through field
level Health functionaries, Anganwadi
workers and SHGs.
Address the reason for lower turnout.
Motivational campaign
7053
8-Arabhavi
9-Gokak
10-Yemkanmardi
(ST)
Lower turnout PSs
8179, 8175, 8028, 8034,

men and women
8178, 8177, 8176, 8035,

8036, 8027
Presumably poll boycott

in PS No. 071
9071, 9083, 9090, 9092,
Lower turnout PSs
9091, 9085, 9084, 9086,
Identify reason for poll boycott in PS No.

71, and convince them to participate in
the poll. Visit from DEO/ADC to convince
the voters

men and women
9018, 9089
Lower turnout PSs
10157, 10158, 10161,

men and women
10154, 10152, 10159,

10160, 10150
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Urban AC
11-Belgaum Uttar
Large number of very Low

turnout PSs
Low EP ratio among men
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
11027, 11028, 11018,
11112, 11083, 11092,
11089, 11001, 11110,
11096
Intense motivational campaign

Registration drive focussing on Industrial
units
Very low voter turnout

Urban AC
12-Belgaum Dakshin
Lower turnout PSs
12014, 12009, 12015,
Low voter turnout overall

in the AC
12013, 12047, 12022,

12127, 12036, 12007,

units
Low registration among

women
Low turnout PSs

13-Belgaum Rural
14-Khanapur
Low registration among

men
12016
Registration drive targeting women voters

13043, 13042, 13032,
13035, 13039
Boycott of poll in PS Nos.

180, 205,206.
14180, 14205, 14206,

14053, 14002, 14052,
Pronounced gender gap in

female registration.
14011, 14054, 14043,

14073

units
Identify reasons for poll boycott in 3 PS.
Convince them to participate in the
elections. Visit from DEO/ADC to convince
the voters
Intense registration drive targeting
women voters through field level Health
SHGs.
among women
Lower turnout PSs

15-Kittur
Big gender gap in

registration
15034, 15011
Lower turnout PSs

17-Saundatti
Yellamma

men and women

SHGs.
17038, 17039
Transgender excluded
community
Inclusion drive for transgenders by

partnering with NGOs working for TG
groups
18-Ramdurg
Lower turnout PSs
18130, 18143, 18133,

18083, 18079, 18037,

among women
Big gender gap in

registration
18078, 18145, 18132,

SHGs.
18045
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
BAGALKOT DISTRICT
19-Mudhol (SC)
21-Jamkhandi
Low turnout PSs
19089, 19091, 19094,

19085, 19083, 19086,

men and women
19092, 19087, 19093,
Low turnout PSs

19062
21148, 21149, 21154,
21110, 21135, 21140,

Motivational Campaign
21134, 21129, 21147,

21123
22-Bilgi
23-Badami
Low turnout PSs
Low turnout PSs
22188, 22235,22158,
22073, 22233, 22232
23142, 23132, 23131,
23146, 23074, 23036,
23130, 23012, 23091,

23073
24-Bagalkot
Low turnout PSs
24032, 24148, 24199,
24161, 24113, 24119,

24163, 24078, 24077,
24109
25-Hungund
Low turnout PSs
25083, 25082, 25141,
25039, 25142, 25176,

25140, 25037, 25084,
25147
BIJAPUR DISTRICT
26- Muddebihal
Low EP ratio among

women
NA
Very low voter turnout

SHGs..
Very Low turnout PCs

27-Devara Hipparagi
Low voting overall in the

AC
Considerable electoral
gender gap
27057, 27023, 27041,
27097, 27141, 27008,

27064, 27015, 27035,
27076, 27054, 27007,

27038, 27006, 27080,
27114, 27122, 27078,
27202

SHGs.
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
28- Basavana
Bagewadi
Low turnout PSs

Big gender gap in
registration
28118, 28208, 28102,

28209, 28210, 28069,
28078, 28076, 28039,
28012
29201, 29011, 29025,

29-Babaleshwar
Low turnout PSs
Urban AC
30-Bijapur City
Low turnout PSs

Very Low voting overall in
the AC
29033, 29034, 29076,
SHGs.
29046, 29012, 29018,

29028
30182, 30177, 30207,
30125, 30083, 30185,
30132, 30001, 30188,

30098, 30075, 30205,
30159, 30176, 30032,
30052, 30158, 30189,
30193,
Large number of very low

voting PSs
31-Nagathan

AC
Gap in female registration
31210, 31174, 31169,

31218, 31211, 31237,
31214, 31199, 31235,
31215, 31236, 31175,
31222, 31117, 31233,
31234, 31209, 31208,
31216, 31207, 31121,

SHGs.
31238, 31206,
Low turnout PSs
32-Indi
Big gender gap in

registration
Lower turnout PSs

33-Sindhagi

men and women
32094, 32098, 32079,

32164, 32092, 32219,
32154, 32144, 32216,
32175,

SHGs.
33181, 33215, 33153,
Address the reason for lower turnout
33112, 33145, 33134,
33155, 33102, 33146,

33022
GULBARGA DISTRICT
34066, 34144, 34139,
34-Afzalpur
No perceptible gaps
Low turnout PSs
34034, 34086, 34024,

34140, 34145, 34057,
34010
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Low turnout PSs

35-Jevaragi

men and women
Very Low turnout in large
number of PSs
40-Chittapur (SC)

men and women
Low voter turnout over all
in the AC
41-Sedam
Low turnout PSs
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
35077, 35221, 35168,
35167, 35081, 35170,

35166, 35214, 35227,
35110
40127, 40171, 40112,
40162, 40187, 40047,
40073, 40198, 40118,

40057, 40132, 40127,

40046, 40131, 40125
41071, 41093, 41072,
41085, 41089, 41020,
41096, 41088
42-Chincholi (SC)
Low turnout PSs
42194, 42191, 42118,

42196, 42136, 42218,
Big gender gap in

registration
42129, 42131, 42117,

voting PSs
43-Gulbarga Rural

AC
42002
43178, 43246, 43260,

43257, 43230, 43247,
43252, 43250, 43126,
43258, 43243, 43242,
43233, 43259, 43015,
43081, 43041, 43231,
43002, 43261, 43251,
SHGs.
SHGs.
43236, 43094, 43047

Urban AC
44-Gulbarga
Dakshin

voting PSs
AC
Urban AC
45-Gulbarga Uttar

voting PSs
AC
44063, 44151, 44111,

44090, 44072, 44071,
44132, 44152, 44153,
44070
45058, 45128, 45025,

45159, 45132, 45165,
45064, 45023, 45141,


45157
Page 25 of 48
Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
46142, 46121, 46139,
46-Aland
Low turnout PSs
46143, 46187, 46065,
Electorate Gender gap
46198, 46206, 46144,

46216

SHGs.
36073, 36260, 36065,
36195, 36090, 36193,

36042, 36089, 36239,
YADGIR DISTRICT
Lower turnout PSs

36-Shorapur (ST)

men and women
Lower turnout PSs

37-Shahpur
38-Yadgir
39-Gurmitkal

men and women
36093
37013, 37125, 37089,
37012, 37011, 37144,

37143, 37132, 37152,
37153

voting PSs
38056, 38066, 38052,
38067, 38064, 38055,

AC
38065, 38054, 38058,

38050

voting PSs
39222, 39120, 39200,

39225, 39103, 39101,

AC
39150, 39224, 39088,

39239

voting PSs
47168, 47245, 47188,

AC
47181, 47095, 47082,

47089, 47221, 47213,
Large electoral gender

gap
47038

voting PSs
48202, 48169, 48199,

48092, 48170, 48168,

men and women
48124, 48079, 48003,

48200

BIDAR DISTRICT
47-Basavakalyan
48-Humnabad

SHGs.
Page 26 of 48
Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
49045, 49136, 49137,
49-Bidar South
49161, 49171, 49042,
Electoral gender gap
49185, 49049, 49183,

49098

SHGs.
50195, 50142, 50088,
50135, 50132, 50155,
50100, 50109, 50103,

50173, 50145, 50114,
Very Low turnout in large

number of PSs
50-Bidar
Low turnout PSs

men and women
Low voter turnout over all
in the AC
50115, 50093, 50108,

50077, 50089, 50121,
50139, 50154
51-Bhalki
Lower turnout PSs
51099, 51156, 51191,
51213, 51190, 51030
SHGs.
Low turnout PSs

52-Aurad (SC)
Big gender gap in

registration
52214, 52217, 52006,

52166, 52218, 52174,
52213, 52205, 52011,
52102
SHGs.
RAICHUR DISTRICT
53-Raichur Rural
(ST)
Lower voter turnout PSs
53010, 53014, 53012,

53006, 53013, 53011,

53181, 53017, 53179,

53088
54-Raichur
55-Manvi (ST)

voter turnout PSs
54040, 54089, 54152,

54088, 54122, 54095,

AC
54100, 54099, 54021,

voter turnout PSs
55164, 55161, 55109,
55162, 55119, 55113,

55168, 55175, 55173,

AC
54114
55008
Page 27 of 48
Name of AC
56-Devadurga (ST)
57-Lingasugur (SC)
Gaps identified

voting PSs
men and women
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
56201, 56196, 56189,
56032, 56099, 56084,

56204, 56200, 56212,
56179


voting PSs
57058, 57135, 57053,

men and women
57141, 57131, 57067,

57052
58107, 58104, 58112,

58095, 58098, 58092,
58-Sindhanur
59-Maski
Presumably poll boycott

in PS Nos. 004, 005, 014,
007.
57138, 57054, 57140,
58113, 58114, 58106,

58120
59004, 59005, 59014,
59007, 59040, 59057,
59102, 59123, 59114,
59019
Identify reason for poll boycott in the

target PSs. Convince them to participate
in election process. Visit from DEO/ADC
KOPPAL DISTRICT
60-Kushtagi
60157, 60159, 60156,
60158, 60155, 60059,

60074, 60083, 60160,
60161
61-Kankanagiri (SC)
62-Gangavathi
61180, 61100, 61001,
Very Low EP ratio among

both men and women
61097, 61085, 61093,

61004, 61011
62160, 62161, 62107,
62185, 62069, 62164,

62174, 62165, 62133,
62130
63-Yelaburga
64-Koppal

men and women
63119, 63073, 63074,

63229, 63179, 63114

64124, 64117, 64040,
64127, 64115, 64125,

64236, 64126, 64041,
64233
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
GADAG DISTRICT
65-Shiratti (SC)
65040, 65091, 65044,

65128, 65041, 65097,

65011, 65013, 65099,

65102
66-Gadag
66043, 66014, 66015,

66042, 66089, 66103,

66114, 66110, 66104,

66051
67-Ron
68-Naragund
67107, 67197, 67106,
67079
68192, 68040, 68039,

68030, 68038
71110, 71116, 71119,

71125, 71114, 71113,
DHARAWAD DISTRICT
71-Dharwad
72-Hubli-Dharwad
East
Low voter turnout PSs

73-Hubli Dharwad
Central
74-Hubli-Dharwad
West
71121, 71115, 71112,

71117
72008, 72079, 72051,
72141, 72062, 72009,

72081, 72007, 72145,

72038
Urban AC
73071, 73107, 73093,

73032, 73166, 73113,

AC
73124, 73137, 73145,

73143
Urban AC
74171, 74107, 74044,
74058, 74160, 74164,

AC
74019, 74036, 74097,

74131
Motivational campaign and voter

facilitation

facilitation
75-Kalghatagi
Low turnout PSs

75033, 75047, 75059,
75038, 75037, 75036,

75035, 75039

SHGs.
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
UTTARA KANNADA DISTRICT
76-Haliyal
76027, 76182, 76006,

76146, 76155, 76145,

76185, 76151, 76030,

76128

77-Karwar
78-Kumta
Marginalised communityHalakki Vokkaliga tribe
77093, 77128, 77108,
77124, 77039, 77120,
77038, 77090, 77094,

77087
Inclusion drive partnering with NGOs

working for the welfare of Halakki
vokkaliga tribe
78193, 78192, 78189,
78194, 78191, 78199,

78190, 78176, 78200,
78018
79-Bhatkal
80-Sirsi
NA

80075, 80071, 80076,
80215, 80065, 80212,

80104, 80080, 80109,
80099
81-Yellapur

men and women

81041, 81040, 81044,
81121, 81036
HAVERI DISTRICT
82-Hanagal

SHGs.
Very big Gender gap in

registration

Low turnout PSs

83-Shiggaon
Large Gender gap in

registration
83097, 83098

SHGs.
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
Low turnout PSs

84-Haveri (SC)
85-Byadagi
Large Gender gap in

registration
84209, 84205, 84204,

84203, 84214, 84202,
84200, 84212, 84198,
84215
SHGs.
SHGs.
Very big Gender gap in

registration

One low turnout PS
86-Hirekerur
87-Ranebennur
Large Gender gap in

registration
86068

SHGs.
87172, 87106, 87105,
87103, 87119, 87101,

87120, 87118
BELLARY DISTRICT
Low turnout PSs
88-Hadagali (SC)
89-Hagaribommana
halli (SC)
88074, 88072, 88064
89202, 89116, 89201,

89208, 89207, 89206,

men and women
89212, 89120, 89203,

90-Vijayanagara
91-Kampli (ST)
92-Siraguppa (ST)
88066, 88065, 88071,
Large Gender gap in

registration

men and women

SHGs.
89119
90098, 90010, 90087,
90066, 90097, 90085,

90086, 90047, 90036,
90049
91177, 91051, 91053,

men and women
91050, 91068, 91055,
91062
92071, 92077, 92076,

92072, 92006, 92078,

men and women
92074, 92050, 92070,

92079
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Name of AC
Gaps identified

93-Bellary (ST)

men and women
95-Sandur (ST)
96-Kudligi (ST)
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
93034, 93018, 93019,
93035, 93015, 93036,

93016, 93022, 93037,
93038
94109, 94076, 94075,
94108, 94077, 94098,

men and women
94094, 94084, 94080,

94115
95027, 95021, 95073,

95072, 95023, 95020,

men and women
95074, 95053, 95019,

95007
96031, 96029, 96027,

men and women
96173, 96105, 96032,

96107

94-Bellary City

CHITRADURGA DISTRICT
97-Molakalmuru
98-Challakere (ST)
Lower voter turnout PS
97080
98085, 98080, 98084,

98086, 98132, 98092,

98101, 98106
99-Chitradurga
99187, 99189, 99178,
99191, 99181, 99106,

99180, 99175, 99170,
99155
100-Hiriyur
100174, 100173,
Identify reason for low voting in target PS.
100141, 100096,
100097, 100144,
100146, 100178,
100147, 100233
101-Hosadurga
101096, 101097,
101109, 101094,
101098, 101108,
101105
102-Holalkere (SC)
102163, 102164,
102004, 102120
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
DAVANAGERE DISTRICT
103-Jagalur (ST)
103183, 103181,
103091, 103182,

103201, 103180,
103174, 103178
104077, 104222,
104193, 104099,
104-Harapanahalli

104218, 104104,
104186, 104183,
104128, 104137
105084, 105070,
105028, 105075,
105-Harihar

105078, 105029,
105072, 105057,
105089, 105063
106-Davangere
106143, 106064,
106146, 106103,
106147, 106132,
106150, 106135,
106157, 106069
107036, 107140,
107054, 107144,
107037, 107118,
107-Davanagere
South
108-Mayakonda
(SC)
108038
No perceptible gaps
identified
109151, 109150
111217, 111216,
111122
109-Channagir
107093, 107138,
107056, 107097

SHIMOGA DISTRICT
111-Shimoga Rural
(SC)
Page 33 of 48
Name of AC
112-Bhadravati
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
112156, 112152,
112142, 112143,
112089, 112087,
112074, 112155,
112153, 112121
113039, 113174,
113131, 113054,
113023, 113173,

facilitation

AC
113019, 113016,
114126, 114208
115118, 115120,
115131, 115194,
Urban AC
113-Shimoga
114-Thirthahalli
115-Shikaripur
113142, 113143
115114
117-Sagar
117071, 117007,
117009, 117070,
117005, 117044,
117069, 117004,
117058, 117076
UDUPI DISTRICT
118-Byndoor
118027, 118003,
118009, 118006,
118028, 118190,
118149
120-Udupi
120116, 120177,
120160, 120159
CHIKMAGALUR DISTRICT
123-Sringeri
124-Mudigere (SC)
Very low voter turnout in

PS Nos. 043, 044 and 046
123141

124043, 124044,
124046, 124180,
124060, 124172,
124169, 124082,
124125, 124177
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Name of AC
125-Chikmagalur
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
125006, 125139,

PS No. 006
125155, 125159,
125129, 125158,
125165, 125146,
125141, 125144
Low turnout PSs

126-Tarikere
127-Kadur
Large Gender gap in

registration
126151, 126083,
126130

SHGs.
127108, 127099,
127046, 127097,
127112, 127094,

SHGs.
127107, 127095
TUMKUR DISTRICT
130-Turuvekere
130079, 130074,
130080, 130073
131-Kunigal
131078
132-Tumkur City

132179, 132054,
132140, 132156,
132101, 132017,
132134, 132112,
132120, 132114
133-Tumkur Rural
135-Gubbi
136-Sira
137-Pavagada (SC)
133048, 133047,
133049
135141, 135140,
135138
NA

137172, 137184,
137183, 137174,
137181, 137171,
137229, 137228
138-Madhugiri

PS No. 228
138228, 138150,
138174, 138171

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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
CHIKBALLAPUR DISTRICT
139-Gauribidanur
139107, 139108,
139119, 139105,
139106, 139114,
139120, 139097,
139104
141-Chikballapur
141128, 141158,
141161, 141164,
141222, 141297,
141230, 141293,
141134
142-Sidlaghatta
142123, 142185,
142180, 142149,
142131, 142146,
142192, 142007,
142035, 142172
143-Chintamani
143106, 143113

KOLAR DISTRICT
145-Mulbagil (SC)
Low turnout PSs

145066, 145115,
145121, 145129,
145127, 145069,
145130, 145139,
145134, 145128
146-Kolar Gold
Fields (SC)

SHGs.
146088, 146080,
146126, 146082,

men and women
146087, 146124,
146119, 146081,
146099, 146122
147-Bangarpet (SC)
147114, 147101,
147073, 147143,
147100, 147074,
147072
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
Low turnout PSs
148115, 148165,
148-Kolar
Large Gender gap in

registration
148218, 148114
149-Malur
149060

SHGs.
BANGALORE URBAN (Electoral District)
150-Yelahanka
150237, 150146,
150085, 150117,
150254, 150114,
150285, 150124,
150061, 150123
Urban AC
152-Byatarayanpura

men and women
Low overall voting
percentage in the AC
153Yeshavanthapura
152245, 152254,
152249, 152243,
152247, 152233,
152253, 152244

facilitation
153051, 153054,
153160, 153048,
153254, 153176,
155276, 155150,
155116, 155151,

men and women
155295, 155133,
155146, 155140,
Low overall voting

155011, 155293
Urban AC
174-Mahadevapur
(SC)
153026, 153024,
153043, 153192
Urban AC
155-Dasarahalli
152255, 152248,

men and women
Low overall voting

facilitation

NA

facilitation
Page 37 of 48
Name of AC
Gaps identified
Urban AC
176-Bangalore
South
176163, 176239,
176237, 176223,

men and women
176241, 176176,
176186, 176184,
Low overall voting

176158, 176189
177121, 177100,
177-Anekal (SC)

men and women
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
177117, 177061,
177062, 177082,

facilitation

177098, 177063,
177089, 177108
BBMP NORTH (Electoral district)
Urban AC
151- K R Pura

AC
151249, 151267,

facilitation
151283, 151266,
151168, 151034,
151263, 151242
156097, 156094,
156093, 156180,
156084, 156015,

facilitation

AC
156039, 156091,
156168, 156087
Urban AC
156-Mahalakshmi
Layout
151268, 151265,
Urban AC
157-Malleswaram

men and women

NA
Low overall voting

Urban AC
158-Hebbal

AC
Urban AC
159-Pulakeshi Nagar
(SC)

facilitation
158001, 158042,
158140, 158138,

facilitation
158103, 158139,
158098, 158134,
158027, 158193
159031, 159048,
159174, 159123,

men and women
159182, 159014,
159177, 159165,
Low overall voting

159003, 159038

facilitation
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
160130, 160173,
160190, 160166,

facilitation

AC
160159, 160107,
160272, 160110
Urban AC
161-CV Raman
Nagar (SC)
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
160266, 160135,
Urban AC
160-Sarvagnanagar

men and women

NA
Low overall voting


facilitation
BBMP CENTRAL (Electoral District)
Urban AC
154-Rajarajeswari
Nagar

AC
Urban AC
162-Shivajinagar
Urban AC
AC
Urban AC
165-Rajajinagar
162155, 162023,

facilitation
162001, 162071,
Low voter registration

among men.

AC

facilitation
162047, 162031,

AC

AC
154101, 154112
162090, 162100,
164-Gandhinagar
154044, 154072,
154050, 154032,
Urban AC
163-Shantinagar
154024, 154137,
154026, 154023,
162017, 162096
163001, 163002,
163003, 163004,
163005, 163006,

facilitation
163007, 163008,
163009, 163010
Intense voter registration drive
164121, 164133,
164134, 164118,

facilitation
164106, 164111,
164146, 164079,
164129, 164214
165128, 165019,
165017, 165034,

facilitation
165094, 165045,
165035, 165129,
165177, 165173
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Urban AC
168-Chamarajpet
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
168200, 168135,
168198, 168127,

AC
168008, 168095,
168192, 168207,
Large gender gap in voter

registration
168099, 168132

facilitation
Intense voter registration drive targeting
women voters
169202, 169012,
169017, 169189,
169195, 169214,

facilitation

AC
169154, 169031,
169218, 169200
Urban AC
169-Chickpet
BBMP SOUTH (Electoral District)
166Govindarajanagar
Urban AC
AC
Urban AC
167-Vijayanagar
167247, 167155,
167057, 167005,

men and women
167049, 167033,
Low overall voting

167189, 167190
Urban AC
170-Basavanagudi
Urban AC
men and women
Low overall voting

facilitation

facilitation
170166, 170060,
Low overall voting

170065, 170053,

AC

men and women

facilitation
170064, 170059,
170094, 170084,
172-BTM Layout
167243, 167050,
Urban AC
171Padmanabhanagar

NA
170092, 170163
171043, 171098,
171039, 171047,
171046, 171183,
171067, 171153,
171214, 171088
172210, 172060,
172092, 172038,
172046, 172055,
172179, 172156,

facilitation

facilitation
172047, 172157
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
175-Bommanahalli
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
173089, 173056,
173069, 173100,
173070, 173099,

facilitation

AC
173167, 173096,
Urban AC
173-Jayanagar
173065, 173103
Urban AC

facilitation

AC
NA
Intense voter registration drive targeting

women voters, with door to door
campaign.
Very Large gender gap in

voter registration
BANGALORE RURAL DISTRICT
178-Hosakote
178137, 178135,
178138, 178136,

men and women
178164, 178139,
178142, 178133,

facilitation
178140, 178134
180-Doddaballapur
181-Nelamangala
(SC)
180146, 180128,
180148, 180147,
180144
181183, 181173,
181166, 181171,

181167, 181170,
181169, 181175,
181174, 181156
RAMANAGARA DISTRICT
182-Magadi
183-Ramanagaram
182252, 182229,
182232, 182226,

182125, 182227,
182124, 182233
183102, 183095,
183108, 183050,
183082, 183069,
183084, 183080,
183062, 183107
184-Kanakapura
184059, 184078,
184063, 184066
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
MANDYA DISTRICT
186224, 186117,
186121, 186213,
186-Malavalli (SC)

186118, 186131,
186120, 186122,
186116, 186115
187-Maddur
187100, 187172,
187091, 187094,
187083, 187093,
187081, 187101,
187177, 187176
189-Mandya
189170, 189179,
189180, 189185,
189184, 189145,
189192, 189172,
189183, 189174
190-Srirangapattana
190150, 190038,
190039, 190159,
190194
191-Nagamangala
191190, 191145,
191192, 191185,
191156, 191183,
191242, 191162,
191143, 191238
192-Krishnarajaptet
No perceptible gaps
identified

192119, 192125
193191, 193180,
193182, 193193,

HASSAN DISTRICT
193-Sharvana
Belagola
194126, 194137,
194131, 194140,
194-Arasikere
193238, 193172,
193189
194141, 194128,
194145, 194130,
194146, 194127
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Name of AC
195-Belur
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
195015, 195190,
195131, 195121,
195126, 195129,
195134, 195116
196-Hassan
196248, 196159,
196216, 196130,
196150, 196092,
196057, 196142,
196146, 196213
199-Sakaleshpur
(SC)
199077, 199226,
199227, 199225,
199081, 199083
Lower turnout PSs
201155, 201146,
Lower voter registration

among men
201144, 201140,
201160
Intense registration drive in the whole of

AC
202005, 202054,
202081, 202082,
Dakshnin Kannada
201-Moodabidari
202-Mangalore City
North
202059, 202004,
202105, 202097,
202149, 202043
Urban AC
203-Mangalore City
South
203120, 203108,
203137, 203140,

AC
203013, 203142,
203136, 203011,
Low voter registration

among men.
203121, 203102

facilitation
Intense voter registration drive
204103, 204102,

204-Mangalore
204135, 204133,
204123, 204124
207-Sulia (SC)
207035 (28.37%)

KODAGU DISTRICT
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Name of AC
208-Madikeri
Gaps identified
Action Plan
Electoral Parts
208190, 208201,
208207, 208191,
208208, 208189,
208200, 208205,
208166, 208209
209-Virajapet
209188, 209218,
209251, 209192,
209141, 209142,
209207, 209126,
209209, 209129
MYSORE DISTRIT
210-Piriyapatna

men and women
211199, 211192,
211186, 211202,
211Krishnarajanagara

211189, 211204,
211203, 211196,
211191, 211188
213-Heggadadevana
Kote (ST)
213232, 213236,
213086, 213088,
Excluded Community Soliga tribes
213208, 213087,
213094, 213052,
Inclusion drive partnering with NGOs

working for welfare of Soliga Tribe
213093, 213244
214-Najanagud (SC)
214050, 214051,
214046, 214170,
214052, 214083,
214053, 214120,
214033, 214042
215Chamundeswari
Urban AC
215146, 215040,
215055, 215116,
215161, 215131,
215119, 215115,
215082, 215123
Urban AC
216-Krishnaraja

AC
216007, 216075,
216177, 216013,

facilitation
216002, 216089,
216192, 216005,
216093, 216009
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Name of AC
Gaps identified
Urban AC
217-Chamaraja
219-Varuna
217164, 217084,
217173, 217100,
217178, 217122,
217115, 217025,
Low overall voting

217102, 217073

facilitation
218149, 218044,
218072, 218150,
218170, 218023,

facilitation

AC
218141, 218104,
218083, 218140
219105, 219109,
219106, 219071,
219111
220-T Narasipura
(SC)
Action Plan
Electoral Parts

men and women
Urban AC
218-Narasimharaja
220027, 220145,
220144, 220050,

facilitation
220092

facilitation
221209, 221162,
221009, 221113,

facilitation
CHAMARAJANAGAR DISTRICT
221-Hanur
222-Kollegal (SC)
223Chamarajanagar
E.
221163, 221073,
221119, 221179
222184, 222122,
222132, 222130,

facilitation
222125, 222140,
222147, 222126
223049, 223047,
223086, 223058,
223141

facilitation
Monitoring Mechanism
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The following monitoring mechanism will be established

a. Video Conference with DEO and Chairmen of District SVEEP Committees
b. DEOs/Chairmen Dist. SVEEP Committees to have regular meetings with their partner
agencies
c. SVEEP Committees to submit SVEEP implementation report in the given format every week
on Thursday, which would be consolidated and submitted to ECI on Saturday of every week.
F.
Evaluation and Documentation
The following evaluation and documentation will be done

a. Evaluation of the following indicators
i.
Overall increase in turnout
ii.
Turnout at targeted Polling Stations
iii.
Women turnout
iv.
Turnout in urban centres
v.
EP ratio and gender ratio on rolls
vi.
Inclusion of excluded groups/communities
b. Assessment of interventions for various identified gaps in targeted ACs.

c. Overall analysis of District wise registration and participation in two weeks of announcement
of results.
d. Documentation of SVEEP programme rollout in the State will be done inhouse.
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G.
Calendar
Details of activities with time line.

Sl No.
Action Points
Start Date
End Date
Team formation
Already in place
Training and Capacity Building
15-2-2014
28-2-2014
Building Partnerships
01-12-2013
31-3-2014
Resource mobilisation
01-2-2014
28-2-2014
Monitoring
15-3-2014
Poll date
Evaluation
Date of result
D +15 days
Documentation
01-6-2014
10-8-2014
Facilitation Measures
1
Helpline numbers activation
01-3-2014
Name search facility on SMS
01-3-2014
PS location on google map
01-3-2014
Special registration drive for women
Polling Station facility
Any other facilitation measure
01-3-2014
31-3-2014
Start Date
End Date
25-2-2014
30-3-2014
Communication and Activity Plan

Theme
Registration
Sub-theme
Activity (Event and/or

media insertion)
Why register
Posters & pamphlets
Where and when

How to register documents required
Publicity in press
announcements through
cable tv network
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Communication and Activity Plan

Theme
Sub-theme
Activity (Event and/or

media insertion)
Start Date
End Date
10-3-2014
Poll day
01-4-2014
Poll day
01-4-2014
Poll day
01-4-2014
Poll day
Pledge letters/Sankalp patras to students
01-3-2014
25-3-2014
Voter slip ahead of poll day
4days before
poll
Previous day
of poll
Why vote
How to vote, Check
names on voter list,
identification
documents, Dos and
Donts
Hoardings, Posters
TV spots in DD
Posters, pamphlets, cable

tv network, Quiz and
essay competitions
Posters, cable tv network

Inducement free voting
Street plays/folk media

Quiz, essay and debate
competitions
Voting
Posters, hand bills, cable

tv network
Informed voting
Street plays/folk media

Quiz and essay
competitions
NOTA
Electoral
Education
Electoral System
Jathas.
Secrecy of Vote
Street plays.
01-3-2014
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LOK SABHA ELECTIONS - 2014

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

OBJECTIVES of State SVEEP Plan

achieve optimum increase in voter turnout.

employees on election duty.

terms of informed and ethical voting.

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

B.1 Karnataka at a Glance

Population as per Census

State Income at Current Prices

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

B.2 Electoral profile of the State in brief.

Total projected population for 2014

Electors as per proposed draft roll w.r.t.

Ratio of electors to population (EP ratio)

% of EPIC coverage against Roll

% of photo coverage against Roll

Census gender ratio

Elector gender ratio

Age Cohort of electors

Number polling stations

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

B.3 LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES IN KARNATAKA

No. And Name of A.C.

53-Raichur Rural (ST)

43-Gulbarga Rural (SC)

No. And Name of A.C.

49- Bidar South

52- Aurad (SC)

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

No. And Name of A.C.

111-Shimoga Rural (SC)

106- Davanagere North

15. Udupi Chikmagalur

No. And Name of A.C.

107- Davanagere South

108- Maya Konda (SC)

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

No. And Name of A.C.

202-Mangalore City North

203-Mangalore City South

No. And Name of A.C.

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

No. And Name of A.C.

No. And Name of A.C.

161-Sri C-V-Ramanagar (SC)

146-Kolar Gold Field (SC)

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

B.4 Voting Pattern in Previous Elections

District wise voting percentage in 2009 Elections

Name of the district

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

B-2 Situational Analysis

Identification of low voter turnout Polling parts

Elector gender ratio vs census gender ratio

Detailed analysis is provided in Annexure-1

Karnataka SVEEP Action Plan for LS Elections 2014

Identification of low voter turnout Polling parts