Everything you need to know about voting rights, responsibilities, and the democratic process in Nepal.
You must be a citizen of Nepal
Must be 18 years or older
Must be registered in the voter roll
Must be a permanent resident of the constituency
Ensure you are registered in the voter roll for your constituency
Locate your assigned polling station using your voter ID
Bring voter ID, citizenship certificate, or passport
Election officials will verify your information
You will receive the official ballot with all candidates
Go to the voting booth and mark your choice privately
Place your completed ballot in the ballot box
Your vote is now part of the democratic process
Come early to avoid long queues
Bring your voter ID or citizenship certificate
Vote securely in the voting booth
Follow the election officials' instructions
Report any suspicious activity to officials
Keep your voting secret - it's your right
Vote for candidates you believe in
Encourage others to participate in elections
Do NOT vote multiple times
Do NOT bring others into the voting booth
Do NOT take photos or videos in the booth
Do NOT campaign inside polling stations
Do NOT vote under influence of alcohol or drugs
Do NOT force or coerce anyone to vote a certain way
Do NOT buy or sell votes
Do NOT destroy or deface the ballot
Complete voting instructions and procedures
How elections are kept fair and secure
Understanding quota systems
Legal framework and regulations
Your Vote Matters: Every vote counts. Your choice in the election directly impacts the future of your country, province, district, and municipality.
Voter Confidentiality: Your vote is completely confidential. No one can force you to reveal who you voted for.
Equal Voice: All votes are equal regardless of gender, caste, religion, or background. This is the essence of democracy.
Report Issues: If you encounter any irregularities or intimidation at the polling station, immediately report it to election officials.