Chennai, Dec 10 (NationPress) With only four months left until the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, the ruling DMK is gearing up to unveil a new, high-energy initiative aimed at fortifying its booth-level organization across the state.

Chief Minister and DMK president M.K. Stalin will officially inaugurate the campaign named 'My Polling Booth, Victory Booth' during a significant organizational meeting at Teynampet in Chennai.

This innovative campaign aims to enhance the party’s grassroots framework and ensure optimal mobilization at polling booth levels, which is deemed vital for electoral success. Party officials indicated that the initiative aims to convert every polling station into a dedicated unit focused on accountability and performance-oriented objectives.

As the campaign unfolds, all office-bearers, from the grassroots to the top tiers of the organizational structure, have been urged to get involved.

From polling station-level administrators to ward and branch secretaries, every member has been directed to actively participate in the program.

The DMK leadership has emphasized that the upcoming months will require ongoing organizational discipline and collaborative fieldwork. A key focus of the campaign is the involvement of women in door-to-door outreach teams at the booth level. Leadership has stressed that women should be integral members of the voter-contact teams visiting households. This approach mirrors the party’s commitment to engage more deeply with women voters and to promote women-centric welfare initiatives launched by the government.

Insiders have shared that the slogan 'My polling booth, victory booth' is designed to instill a sense of ownership among local cadres. Each unit will be tasked with monitoring voter sentiment, ensuring the accuracy of voter lists, enhancing beneficiary outreach, and tackling booth-specific issues. Regular review sessions and performance evaluations are also anticipated as part of the strategy moving forward.

This campaign emerges at a politically pivotal moment, as the state gears up for the Assembly elections. The DMK, under M.K. Stalin, aims to uphold its governance record, particularly in welfare delivery, infrastructure development, free educational resources, and financial assistance schemes for women.

As the opposition intensifies its criticisms and new alliances take shape, the DMK is clearly signaling its reliance on meticulous election management and direct voter engagement to secure a renewed mandate. The launch of this polling booth-centered campaign marks the start of a vigorous political mobilization effort across Tamil Nadu.