About 50,000 electronic voting machines (EVMs) would be used for voting in the state which include 18,000 control units and about 32,000 ballot units, Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Shrikant Walgad said today.
There are 230 candidates, including 11 women, would be in the fray for the 10 seats, he said.
A maximum numbers of 41 candidates are contesting from Hisar Parliamentary constituency whereas the least number of candidates, 14 each are from Ambala and Rohtak.
Ten general observers alongwith 10 expenditure observers have been deputed in the state besides one police observer, two awareness observers and about 10 micro observers.
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