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Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Particiaption SYSTEMATIC VOTERS’ EDUCATION AND ELECTORAL PARTICIAPTION “SANGWARI CHALA VOTE DALE BAR” DISTRICT SVEEP COMMITTEE BAIKUNTHPUR- KOREA, C.G. Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation ‘SANGWARI CHALA VOTE DALE BAR’ General Election to State Legislative Assembly 2018 And Lok Sabha Election 2019 (Including NVD 2019) DISTRICT SVEEP COMMITTEE BAIKUNTHPUR- KOREA, C.G. INDEX A. Objectives.............................................................................................................................................. 7 B. Situation Analysis .................................................................................................................................. 7 B1. Profile of the District - ......................................................................................................................... 9 B2. Electoral Profile ................................................................................................................................. 11 B2.1. Electoral profile of the entire District in brief ............................................................................ 11 B2.2. Socio – Cultural Profile of the State ............................................................................................... 21 B2.3. District or PC wise analysis- ....................................................................................................... 22 B3. Identification of Gaps in participation (registration and turnout) .................................................... 23 B3.1. Category wise ............................................................................................................................. 23 B3.2. District wise ................................................................................................................................ 23 B3.3. Polling Station wise .................................................................................................................... 23 B4.Analyzing Gaps ................................................................................................................................... 27 B4.1. Analyzing underlying reasons for the gaps ................................................................................ 27 B4.2. Survey findings regarding reasons or non-participation- .......................................................... 27 C. Strategy and Planning ......................................................................................................................... 27 C1. Team at District Level- ...................................................................................................................... 27 C2. Training & Capacity Building of SVEEP Teams- ................................................................................. 27 C3. Building Partnerships- ....................................................................................................................... 28 C4. Resource Mobilization- ..................................................................................................................... 28 C5. Accessible Election- ........................................................................................................................... 28 C6. Other Facilitation- ............................................................................................................................. 28 D. Communication Plan ........................................................................................................................... 35 D1. Overall Approach- ............................................................................................................................ 35 D2. Targeted Communication & Outreach. ....................................................................................... 35 D2.1. Youth – ....................................................................................................................................... 35 D2.2. Women- ..................................................................................................................................... 36 D2.3. Persons with Disabilities- ........................................................................................................... 36 D2.4. Service Personnel- ..................................................................................................................... 36 D2.5 Overseas Indian Citizens- ............................................................................................................ 36 D2.6. Domestic Migrants- ................................................................................................................... 36 D2.7. Transgender-.............................................................................................................................. 36 D2.8. Any other Specific segment/group- NIL .................................................................................... 36 D3. EVM- VVPAT Awareness ................................................................................................................... 36 D4.Common Outreach Activities ............................................................................................................ 37 D5. Multi-Media Communication ........................................................................................................... 39 D5.1. Common Messages- .................................................................................................................. 39 D5.2. Poll Day Alerts- Countdown messages before one week of the elections. ............................... 39 D5.3. Media Plan- ................................................................................................................................ 39 D6. District Icons and Mascots- .............................................................................................................. 39 D7. National Voter’s Day 2019 ................................................................................................................ 39 E. Budget- ................................................................................................................................................ 39 F. Monitoring Mechanism....................................................................................................................... 40 G. Evaluation & Documentation .............................................................................................................. 40 H. Timelines ................................................................................................................................................. 40 Abbreviations .............................................................................................................................................. 43 DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE- District Map with AC wise Boundaries AC 01- Bharatpur Sonhat DISTRICT - KOREA AC 03- Bhaikunthpur AC 02- Manendragarh General Election to State Legislative Assembly 2018 And Lok Sabha Election 2019 (Including for NVD 2019) District- KOREA A. Objectives Registration of New voters for Assembly election 2018 as well as for parliament election in 2019. For enhanced electoral participation for the coming assembly and parliament election. To ensure informed and inducement free voting. Overall increase in turnout by at least 5-10% over the last assembly & parliament election. Awareness of EVM/VVPAT among all voters. Awareness in remote, slums and target areas. Increase in postal voting by facilitation. To remove the gender gap in turnout. To target on increase in voter turnout in the identified low turnout P.S. Facilitation of the voters. Accessible election for PWDs. B. Situation Analysis In AC 02 Manendragarh number of male voters had been reduced by 1242 due to shutting down of the coal mines of the area, specifically in Charcha and Chirmiri coal mine area. Third gender voters have also been reduced to 4 from 91 due to migration. Voter turnout percentage has been reduced from 77.05% in Assembly elections 2013 to 75.73% in Parliament elections 2014. In 84 polling stations the voter turnout percentage was way lesser as compared to the overall district average due to the distance which people had to cover to caste their votes. 18+ voter registration in bharatpur-sonhat, manendragarh and baikunthpur was 91.78%, 90.17% and 93.63% respectively. 20-29 age groups registration in bharatpur-sonhat, manendragarh and baikunthpur was 88.36, 94.49 and 87.51 respectively. The voter turnout ratio is lesser in either urban areas or remote hilly rural areas. CURRENT AND PREVIOUS ELECORAL DATA- NO OF VOTERS AS ON MAY 2014 NO OF VOTERS AS ON 31 JULY 2018 AC NAME Third Third Male Female Total Male Female Total Gender Gender 01-Bharatpur- 75332 74633 19 149984 78764 78338 3 157105 Sonhat 67956 62230 45 130231 02- Manendragarh 66714 62143 1 128858 77177 74070 27 151274 03-Baikunthpur 79507 76952 0 156459 220465 210933 91 431489 KOREA 224985 217433 4 442422 NO. OF VOTERS IN 2014 AND 2018 NO OF VOTERS AS ON MAY 2014 NO OF VOTERS AS ON MAY 2014 NO OF VOTERS AS ON MAY 2014 NO OF VOTERS AS ON 31 JULY 2018 NO OF VOTERS AS ON 31 JULY 2018 NO OF VOTERS AS ON 31 JULY 2018 79507 78764 78338 77177 76952 75332 74633 74070 67956 66714 62230 62143 45 27 19 3 1 0 01- BHARATPUR - SONHAT 02- MANENDRAGARH 03- BAIKUNTHPUR SITUATION ANALYSIS (2014 TO 2018)- NO OF VOTERS AC NAME Third Male Female Total Gender 01-Bharatpur-Sonhat 3432
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