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PRE ELECTION VOTER AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
In order to educate voters about the need to vote and more importantly the need to Vote Right and Vote Responsibly, Namma Bengaluru Foundation undertook a month long campaign that aimed at creating awareness amongst the voters on various issues that they need to consider before they vote.
CONSTITUENCY DEBATES
In order to educate the voters on candidates contesting for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections from their constituency, the scope and limits of authority the winning candidates will have when they assume office and to facilitate a chance to meet their candidate and question them about their agenda for the city, we organized constituency debates in association with BPAC and the local RWAsThe sessions were held at
1. Basavanagudi Constituency - In association with Banashankari 1st Stage RWA
2. Hebbal Constituency – In association with FORWARD Federation of RWAs of Hebbal
3. Malleshwaram Constituency - In association with Swabhimana Trust
OPINION SURVEY And Standing For Voter’s Pledge
NBF met individual candidates contesting for the elections and asked questions about their position/stand on some of the important issues that the Bengalureans are affected by.The questions focused on issues that you have strong opinions about that affect their daily lives. We only sought to provide facts and answers to the questions for Bengalureans. To Know what questions were asked CLICK HERE
The information and all answers are presented verbatim as they are received and will be widely circulated amongst Bengalureans.
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Election News:
May 7, 2013
Karnataka Assembly elections: 2nd highest voter turnout in 35yrs recorded
Karnataka recorded the second highest voter turnout in 35 years with a polling percentage of 71.29 in the May five Assembly elections...
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Election News:
May 7, 2013
A near record-breaking voter turnout
The final voters’turnout in the May 5 Assembly polls is an impressive 71.29 per cent, just marginally short of the highest ever turnout recorded in the Assembly elections in the State....
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Election News:
May 7, 2013
11.12% rise in turnout in B’lore
Bangalore: In the 2008 assembly elections, there were 67,40,000 voters in Bangalore’s 28....
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Election News:
May 7, 2013
When B’lore showed it isn’t aloof to democracy
Proving all sceptics wrong, the final voting percentage in Bangalore has shown that citizens did exercise their franchise in large numbers...
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Election News:
April 8, 2013
Reaping the Whirlwind
In the forthcoming Karnataka Assembly elections, the Congress will be the default beneficiary of the BJP’s diminished position but the JD(S), which was the real opposition in the State, could make gains too...
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Election News:
April 8, 2013
Meet these foot soldiers who guard voters’ rights
Bangalore: You could call them democracy’s foot soldiers. Never mind they have a household to take care of, children to tend to or even work or business to attend, they make sure they are at the beck and call of residents of Shantinagar assembly constituency...
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Election News:
April 28, 2013
B.PAC backs 14 in B’lore, to fund their campaign
Bangalore: Their motto is to bring change, both in the mindset of the middle class, which has disengaged itself from the political process, as well as in the political system by endorsing good candidates....
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Election News:
April 26, 2013
Citizens should fund elections
Karnataka is now going to see a new government after the May 5 elections. Citizens all over the state are visibly angered by the massive increase in corruption from which they have suffered badly....
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Election News:
April 27, 2013
Corruption Is A Big Swing Factor
If there is one issue that is likely to influence the outcome of the assembly elections, it's corrup- tion.In a TOI-Daksh survey con- ducted across Karnataka in mid- April, five other...
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Election News:
April 27, 2013
HDK leads CM’s race, BSY close second
In a big surprise,JD(S) state chief H D Kumaraswamy is the most- preferred chief ministerial can- didate in Karnataka, according to the TOI-Daksh survey....
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Standing for Bengalurans
Listen to pledge by MLA candidatesAbdul Hazeem
Dr. Ashwin Mahesh
Dr. Meenakshi Bharath
Dr. Tejaswini Gowda
Michael B Fernandes
An Appeal To Bengalureans
-By Rajeev Chandrasekhar MP
Vote Right, Vote ResponsiblyIt is election season in our state and in our city and citizens of our state and city are faced with that important question
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