Results for: SVEEP

Belagavi district witnessed an increase in voter turnout during the 2023 general elections compared to the previous elections. The concerted efforts by various agencies and the District SVEEP Committee played a significant role in this positive outcome. The Chikkodi Lok Sabha Constituency experienced a 3% increase, rising from 75.52% in 2019 to 78.51% this time. The Belgaum Lok Sabha Constituency also saw a 4% increase, from 67.70% to 71.49%. Additionally, the Khanapur and Kittur Assembly Constituencies, which are part of the Uttara Kannada Lok Sabha Constituency, recorded a turnout of 73.87% each. The average voting percentage in the district stood at around 75%.

The Kandhamal administration in Odisha took a creative approach to increase voter awareness and boost voter turnout by organizing a roadshow in Baliguda town on Tuesday evening. The centerpiece of the roadshow was a series of nine election-themed tableaux, each crafted by different block authorities and the Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA). These tableaux showcased various aspects of the upcoming elections, including eco-friendly booths, home voting, and the importance of tribal participation. The roadshow also featured a fashion show and dance program for college students, adding an element of entertainment to the event. Sub-collector Rina Pradhan emphasized the goal of the roadshow: to attract voters to the booths and increase turnout. This initiative is part of the SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) initiative, which aims to encourage voter participation and make the voting experience more accessible and inclusive.

In an effort to boost voter turnout for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections on June 1st, the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (Sveep) teams in Ludhiana have organized a range of awareness activities. These activities include human chains, bike and car rallies, and voter awareness programs. The aim of these campaigns is to ensure maximum participation and encourage more than 70% voter turnout during the elections.

The Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) team in Wayanad, in collaboration with the district administration, has launched an innovative campaign called ‘Meet our SWEETEY’ to promote voter participation while also raising awareness about biodiversity conservation. SWEETEY (Spreading Wayanad’s Election Enthusiasm Through Epithemis Wayanadaensis) is a mascot inspired by the newly discovered dragonfly species, Epithemis Wayandensis, which is indigenous to Wayanad. The mascot aims to foster a sense of pride among Wayanad’s citizens while encouraging them to actively participate in the electoral process. The dragonfly, known scientifically as Red Ramped Hack Lett, is facing population threats due to climate change. The SWEETEY campaign incorporates a conservation appeal, highlighting the importance of protecting Wayanad’s natural heritage.

Wayanad has officially designated SWEETY, a rare dragonfly, as its mascot for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The acronym SWEETY stands for ‘Spreading Wayanad’s Election Enthusiasm Through Epithemis Wayanadensis.’ The mascot symbolizes democratic fervor and aims to promote widespread voter participation and awareness of voting rights within the community. SWEETY is a newly discovered dragonfly species found in Wayanad, and its presence is being harnessed to galvanize civic engagement under the Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participations (SVEEP) program.