Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha Election  

Although clashes broke out in various parts of Andhra Pradesh in the first phase of polling on Thursday, the state recorded over 80% voter turnout. Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu’s son Nara Lokesh sat in protest alleging poor poll preparedness

MyNation was on ground in Vijayawada and Mylavaram to talk to voters about the prominent issues they face and what kind of candidates they would like to place their trust in. Here is a report

Stating that certain poll booths couldn’t commence election process at 7 AM due to the non-functioning of EVMs, Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu wrote to the chief election commissioner seeking extension of polling time.

Vice chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, Shobana Kamineni didn't find her name in the voters' list. An anguished Shobana questioned if her vote doesn't count

YSRCP chief Jagan Mohan Reddy voted in Pulivendula as the first phase of polling began in Andhra Pradesh. The state is locked in an intense battle as it faces simultaneous polls, both Assembly and Lok Sabha

The first phase of polling in the country for the Lok Sabha elections saw Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu cast his vote in Undavalli.
 

Andhra Pradesh Assembly, Lok Sabha election: From polling booths to candidates, here is all you need to know

With two days left for Andhra Pradesh to go to polls, and the energy seems quite high. An injured TDP leader, Thikka Reddy who was shot at during a misfiring, was bedridden, post surgery. However, that didn't stop him as he went on a stretcher seeking votes.

With Andhra Pradesh all set for the Lok Sabha elections, MyNation went to Kuppam to find out about the dynasty politics that chief minister Chandrababu seems to be encouraging. Take a look at all fathers, sons and daughters who are in the fray, even as TDP blatantly denies dynasty politics.

With Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu warming up to Rahul Gandhi in order to bring the opposition parties on to a common platform, many state leaders of the Congress are fearing and loathing a possible alliance of the two parties in the state, just like in neighbouring Telangana.