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Cast your vote in the post election survey

May 27, 2009 12:25 IST

Image: A voter shows the indelible ink mark on her finger after casting her ballot at a polling booth
Photographs: Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters
Elections are over and the people have given their verdict. Take part in rediff.com's survey, in association with bharatvotes.org, which analyses the participation of the educated middle class voters, the efficiency of the voting process, and the difficulties the voters may have faced during the voting process in the recently concluded general elections 2009.

Vote in the post election survey

Image: An election official marks on the finger of a voter before she casts her ballot
Photographs: Jayanta Dey/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: Voters show their voter identity cards before they cast their ballot
Photographs: Krishnendu Halder/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: A Muslim woman voter shows her ink-marked finger after casting her ballot
Photographs: KK Arora/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah checks his name from a voter list
Photographs: Umar Ganie/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: Voters line up to cast their ballots outside a polling station
Photographs: Ajay Verma/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: A veiled Kashmiri voter prepares to cast her vote
Photographs: Fayaz Kabli/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: A woman holds her voting card as she waits to cast her vote at a polling centre
Photographs: Arko Datta/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: Bollywood star Aamir Khan speaks with local residents while waiting in a queue to cast his vote
Photographs: Punit Paranjpe/Reuters

Vote in the post election survey

Image: An election official checks an electronic voting machine
Photographs: Jayanta Dey/Reuters