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Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Set for September 28

Riya Gandhi
By Riya Gandhi Published September 25, 2026 7 Min Read
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Voters prepare to participate in the September 28 Tripura Village Committee elections as the State Election Commission finalises the polling and counting schedule.
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The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule has moved the long-pending local elections into the final stage, with voting scheduled for September 28, 2026. The State Election Commission will conduct polling from 7 am to 4 pm across the contested Village Committee seats. Moreover, officials have fixed October 5 for vote counting.

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Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Confirms September 28 VoteTripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Follows Nomination ProcessTripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Sets October 5 CountingTripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Brings Election CloserConclusionFAQs

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Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Confirms September 28 Vote

The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule confirms that voters will cast their ballots on September 28 across the constituencies where polling remains necessary. The election covers Village Committees under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council.
According to the SEC schedule, polling will take place from 7 am to 4 pm. Therefore, voters will have a nine-hour window to exercise their franchise at designated polling stations.
The election covers 587 Village Committees, 2,634 constituencies and 4,597 seats across 52 rural development blocks. Additionally, the final electoral rolls contain about 9.62 lakh voters, with 1,550 polling stations prepared for the exercise.
The commission has also planned for re-polling on October 3 if circumstances require it at any polling station. Consequently, the September 28 vote remains the main polling date, while October 3 serves as a contingency date.

Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Follows Nomination Process

The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule follows several stages that began with the announcement of the election programme. The nomination filing period ended on September 8, followed by scrutiny on September 9.
Candidates could withdraw their nominations until September 11. Therefore, the final list of candidates and contested seats will determine where voting remains necessary on September 28.
The nomination stage attracted thousands of candidates. State Election Commission data reported by India Today NE showed 10,958 nomination papers filed by 10,936 candidates before scrutiny and withdrawal. TIPRA Motha submitted the highest number of nomination papers, followed by CPI(M) and BJP.
Meanwhile, some seats have already moved toward uncontested outcomes. Recent reporting said TIPRA Motha secured 1,148 seats unopposed, while BJP candidates secured 31 seats without a contest. As a result, the September 28 polling will concern the remaining contested seats rather than all 4,597 seats.

Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Sets October 5 Counting

The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule also establishes October 5 as the counting day. The State Election Commission has scheduled the counting of votes after the September 28 polling and any required re-polling.
According to the announced programme, counting will begin on October 5. Furthermore, the commission expects the complete election process to conclude by October 8.
The counting stage will determine the winners in the contested seats. Moreover, the results will provide a clearer picture of political support at the Village Committee level after a lengthy gap since the previous elections.
The previous Village Committee elections took place in 2016, while the elected committees’ five-year terms ended in March 2021. However, the subsequent election process faced delays linked to the COVID-19 pandemic and later legal issues.
Consequently, the 2026 election represents an important return to regular local electoral competition in these areas.

Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule Brings Election Closer

The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule now gives candidates, political parties and voters a clear timeline for the final stages of the election. September 28 will bring voters to polling stations, while October 5 will bring the counting process.
The SEC has also stated that adequate security arrangements will be made for peaceful polling. Additionally, officials have been coordinating with the police administration on law-and-order arrangements ahead of voting.
Voting will take place through ballot papers. Meanwhile, the commission has prepared 1,550 polling stations across the areas covered by the election.
The scale of the election makes the administrative preparations significant. With nearly 9.62 lakh electors and thousands of candidates initially filing nominations, election officials face a large logistical exercise.
Therefore, the successful conduct of polling will depend on coordinated arrangements involving election officials, polling personnel, security agencies and local administration.
The results on October 5 will subsequently show which candidates secured the contested Village Committee seats. The entire process is expected to conclude by October 8.

Conclusion

The Tripura Village Committee Polling Schedule has fixed September 28, 2026, as the main polling date for the remaining contested seats, with voting scheduled from 7 am to 4 pm. The State Election Commission has also scheduled October 5 for vote counting and October 3 for re-polling if required. Moreover, the complete election process is expected to conclude by October 8.

FAQs

1. When will Tripura Village Committee polling take place?
Polling for the contested Village Committee seats is scheduled for September 28, 2026, from 7 am to 4 pm.
2. When will the votes be counted?
The State Election Commission has scheduled vote counting for October 5, 2026.
3. Will all 4,597 Village Committee seats go to polling?
No. Some seats have already moved to uncontested outcomes, so September 28 polling will cover the remaining contested seats.
4. How many Village Committees are involved in the election?
The election covers 587 Village Committees, comprising 2,634 constituencies and 4,597 seats.
5. When will the entire election process conclude?
The State Election Commission has scheduled completion of the overall election process by October 8, 2026.

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Riya Gandhi September 25, 2026
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