What documents to take when going to vote?
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 4 March 2026
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has made it clear that voting centers can be entered on the basis of voter ID card or other five types of documents to vote in the House of Representatives election to be held on Thursday.
Kul Bahadur Jisi, Assistant Spokesperson of the Commission, informed the RAS that if there is no original copy of voter ID card, Nepali citizenship, if there is no citizenship, driver's license, if there is no driver's license, passport, if there is no passport, then national identity card, and if there is no national identity card, then one can go to the polling station with the original copy of land ownership proof. He clarified that voting can be done if one goes to the polling station with one of the six types of documents specified by the commission.
There are 23 thousand 112 polling stations in 10 thousand 967 polling stations and 143 temporary polling stations in the House of Representatives election to be held tomorrow. According to the commission, 1 crore 89 lakh 3 thousand 689 voters will vote in those centers.
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