Goa's Lok Sabha Vote Counting: Crucial Battles Unfold

Vote counting for Goa's two Lok Sabha seats will occur in seven rounds each on June 4. Counting for South Goa will be held at Damodar College in Margao, and for North Goa at Polytechnic College in Panaji. This follows a voter turnout of over 73% in both seats.

On June 4, the counting of votes for the two Lok Sabha seats in Goa will take place across seven rounds each, announced an Election Commission official on Saturday.

Counting for North Goa, featuring 157 counting tables, will occur at Polytechnic College in Panaji, while South Goa, with 161 tables, will be held at Damodar College in Margao.

The coastal state's elections took place on May 7, recording voter turnouts of 76.34% and 73% for North and South Goa respectively, according to EC data. In North Goa, sitting BJP MP and Union Minister Shripad Naik confronts Congress' Ramakant Khalap. For South Goa, the contest pits Congress' Viriato Fernandes against BJP's Pallavi Dempo.