Voter Turnout Madhya Pradesh Polls

The fourth phase of voting for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections ended today in 96 Lok Sabha constituencies across 10 states and Union Territories.

A voter turnout of nearly 76 percent was recorded in assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh on Friday, a senior official said.

The Election Commission (EC) said on Friday that the tentative voter turnout till 5 pm was 67.34 percent in Chhattisgarh and 71.11 percent in Madhya Pradesh.

To increase voter turnout, the Chief Electoral Officer's office in Madhya Pradesh is developing a CoWIN-like app for urban voters in select polling booths to book voting slots in advance.

Despite the coronavirus scare, a 70.27 per cent voter turnout was recorded in Tuesday's byelections to 28 Assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, an official said.

Madhya Pradesh Election Results: Voting took place on 29 seats with a voter turnout of 60-65 per cent. According to the leads at 4 pm, BJP is leading in 28 seats and Congress on 1 seat.

A voter turnout of 64.01 per cent was recorded till 6 pm in the eight Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh that went to polls on Sunday, an official said, adding that the final figure would be released later.

Voting for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha election in 59 constituencies ended at 7pm today.

Counting is underway in Telangana, India's youngest state, along with four other states -- Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram. Early leads suggest that TRS is leading in the state. Voting for the 119 seats in Telangana, which voted for just the second time, was held on December 7. Telangana saw a voter turnout of 73.20 per cent.

High voter turnouts were recorded in Madhya Pradesh and Mizoram today, which represents the enthusiasm of the people of the states to vote. Both the states witnessed people of all ages coming out to vote in large number.

A high voter turnout was recorded today in Madhya Pradesh, where the Congress is trying to defeat the BJP that has won the assembly elections three times in a row. From 72.7 per cent in 2013, the provisional figure for Madhya Pradesh was 74.6 per cent, the Election Commission said.

The first five hours in Madhya Pradesh assembly polls recorded a voter turnout of 26 %, a spokesperson in the Chief Electoral Officer's office said.

Voting for 230 assembly seats has started in Madhya Pradesh - one of the most crucial heartland states - where the BJP, led by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, is seeking a fourth term in power. The Congress is banking on anti-incumbency for what it calls a "make or break election".

An estimated 70-77 per cent polling was today recorded in bypolls to two assembly constituencies in Madhya Pradesh. The bypolls were largely peaceful but some incidents were reported in some booths between the Congress and BJP workers.Mungaoli and Kolaras have seen high-voltage campaigns from the ruling BJP and the Congress that's keen on retaining...

A record turnout of voters marked the bypoll to RK Nagar Assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu, from where Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is seeking re-election after her acquittal in a graft case, while high voting was recorded in five other assembly bypolls spread across as many states.

The fourth phase of voting for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections ended today in 96 Lok Sabha constituencies across 10 states and Union Territories.

A voter turnout of nearly 76 percent was recorded in assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh on Friday, a senior official said.

The Election Commission (EC) said on Friday that the tentative voter turnout till 5 pm was 67.34 percent in Chhattisgarh and 71.11 percent in Madhya Pradesh.

To increase voter turnout, the Chief Electoral Officer's office in Madhya Pradesh is developing a CoWIN-like app for urban voters in select polling booths to book voting slots in advance.

Despite the coronavirus scare, a 70.27 per cent voter turnout was recorded in Tuesday's byelections to 28 Assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, an official said.

Madhya Pradesh Election Results: Voting took place on 29 seats with a voter turnout of 60-65 per cent. According to the leads at 4 pm, BJP is leading in 28 seats and Congress on 1 seat.

A voter turnout of 64.01 per cent was recorded till 6 pm in the eight Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh that went to polls on Sunday, an official said, adding that the final figure would be released later.

Voting for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha election in 59 constituencies ended at 7pm today.

Counting is underway in Telangana, India's youngest state, along with four other states -- Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram. Early leads suggest that TRS is leading in the state. Voting for the 119 seats in Telangana, which voted for just the second time, was held on December 7. Telangana saw a voter turnout of 73.20 per cent.

High voter turnouts were recorded in Madhya Pradesh and Mizoram today, which represents the enthusiasm of the people of the states to vote. Both the states witnessed people of all ages coming out to vote in large number.

A high voter turnout was recorded today in Madhya Pradesh, where the Congress is trying to defeat the BJP that has won the assembly elections three times in a row. From 72.7 per cent in 2013, the provisional figure for Madhya Pradesh was 74.6 per cent, the Election Commission said.

The first five hours in Madhya Pradesh assembly polls recorded a voter turnout of 26 %, a spokesperson in the Chief Electoral Officer's office said.

Voting for 230 assembly seats has started in Madhya Pradesh - one of the most crucial heartland states - where the BJP, led by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, is seeking a fourth term in power. The Congress is banking on anti-incumbency for what it calls a "make or break election".

An estimated 70-77 per cent polling was today recorded in bypolls to two assembly constituencies in Madhya Pradesh. The bypolls were largely peaceful but some incidents were reported in some booths between the Congress and BJP workers.Mungaoli and Kolaras have seen high-voltage campaigns from the ruling BJP and the Congress that's keen on retaining...

A record turnout of voters marked the bypoll to RK Nagar Assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu, from where Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is seeking re-election after her acquittal in a graft case, while high voting was recorded in five other assembly bypolls spread across as many states.