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Nomination scrutiny
50What is nomination scrutiny?+
Nomination scrutiny is the process where the Returning Officer examines the nomination papers to ensure they meet legal requirements.
51When does nomination scrutiny take place?+
Scrutiny usually takes place the day after the last date for filing nominations.
52What happens if a nomination is rejected?+
If the Returning Officer finds errors or ineligibility, the nomination may be rejected.
53Can objections be raised during scrutiny?+
Yes. Candidates or their representatives may raise objections to another candidate’s nomination.
54Can rejected nominations be appealed?+
In some cases, rejected candidates may challenge the decision through legal procedures.
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