Proportional ballot paper printing will start from today
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 9 January 2026
Kathmandu. The printing of ballot papers for the proportional election of the House of Representatives members is going to start from today. The printing of ballot paper is about to start at the printing house of Janak Shiksha Material Kendra Limited in Sanothimi. After the printing of the model ballots of proportional and direct, the Election Commission has started printing the actual ballots. The printing of ballot paper will be started in the Nepali Army security zone.
According to the Election Commission, five to seven percent more ballots will be printed proportionally than the total number of voters. Sardar 2 crore ballot papers will be printed for proportional. One crore 89 lakh three thousand 689 voters will participate in the election on February 21.
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