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Live coverage of the 2022 presidential election features Yashwant Sinha's campaign slogan, "Elect me to defend democracy."
Latest News Updates for the 2022 Presidential Election: In Parliament House and state legislative assemblies, voting is being held to choose India's fifteenth president. Voting started at 10 am and will go until 5 pm. Yashwant Sinha of the opposition is clearly outmatched by NDA contender Draupadi Murmu.
Live updates for the 2022 presidential elections: Voting for India's 15th President has begun as of today (July 18), with almost 4,800 elected MPs and MLAs participating. In Parliament House and state legislative assembly, voting started at ten in the morning. The voting will go on until 5 o'clock.
President Ram Nath Kovind's term ends on July 24; the results will be revealed on July 21, and the next President will take office on July 25.
Draupadi Murmu is most likely to become India's first tribal woman president according to presidential elections in 2022.
Candidate Draupadi Murmu of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is clearly ahead of Yashwant Sinha of the opposition. With the backing of regional parties including the BJD, YSRCP, BSP, AIADMK, TDP, JD(S), Shiromani Akali Dal, Shiv Sena, and JMM, Draupadi Murmu is most likely to become the first woman from the tribal group to hold the highest constitutional position.
The NDA nominee has received more than 6.67 lakh votes out of a total of 10,86,431 votes.
LIVE Updates on Presidential Polls in 2022: Voting has started to choose India's 15th President, with Ram Nath Kovind's tenure set to expire on July 24. Approximately 4,800 MPs and MLAs will cast ballots in Parliament House and state legislative assemblies until today's voting period, which ends at 5 p.m. On July 21, the votes will be tallied, and on July 25, the new President will take the oath of office. The only two candidates still in the running for the July 18 presidential election are Draupadi Murmu, a candidate for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), and Yashwant Sinha, her opponent.
The true test is to get the most support for the candidate, and this was merely a formality. While Sinha, the candidate for the Opposition, would undoubtedly find it difficult to get the necessary votes to win the election for the top position, Murmu, the former Governor of Jharkhand, has a significant amount of support from other political parties.
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