KATHMANDU, March 1: A total of 320 polling stations and 817 polling centers have been established in Kathmandu for the House of Representatives (HoR) election scheduled for March 5, according to the District Election Office. Kathmandu, which has the highest number of 10 constituencies, has a total of 710,708 registered voters, including 364,000 women, 346,116 men, and seven voters categorized as others, said Information Officer Srijana Rayamajhi.
In Constituency 1, there are 22 polling stations and 57 polling centers, serving 48,849 voters, of whom 25,252 are women and 23,237 are men. Constituency 2 has 40 polling stations and 100 polling centers for 88,708 voters, with 43,393 women and 45,315 men. Constituency 3 has 29 polling stations and 72 polling centers, accommodating 64,479 voters, including 32,923 women and 31,556 men. Constituency 4 has 33 polling stations and 88 polling centers for 76,141 voters, with 39,599 women and 36,542 men.
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Constituency 5 has 31 polling stations and 90 centers, serving 78,114 voters, including 40,832 women, 37,278 men, and four others. Constituency 6 has 32 polling stations and 79 centers for 67,759 voters, including 34,956 women, 32,802 men, and one other. Constituency 7 has 29 polling stations and 78 centers serving 67,411 voters, with 34,738 women and 32,673 men. Constituency 8 has 23 polling stations and 65 centers for 57,811 voters, including 29,898 women and 27,913 men.
Constituency 9 has 34 polling stations and 90 centers, accommodating 78,495 voters, of whom 40,278 are women and 38,217 are men. Finally, Constituency 10 has 47 polling stations and 98 centers serving 83,301 voters, including 42,716 women, 40,583 men, and two others. The election office said all logistical preparations are being finalized to ensure smooth voting across the capital.
