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14 polling stations across T.N. to be in high-rise buildings or group housing societies

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The Election Commission of India is planning to arrange 14 polling stations in high-rise buildings/ group housing societies for the upcoming Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu.

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While 5 such polling stations would be in Chennai district, 4 of them would be in Tiruvallur district. Two every would be in Chengalpattu and Kancheepuram districts and one would be in Madurai district.

(*14*) – March 22, 2026 05:30 am IST

Published 24 March 2026 4:27 AM · Headlines

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