Lok Sabha elections: Fifth voter turnout was over 60%, highest in Bengal at 74.6%

 

Lok Sabha elections: Fifth voter turnout was over 60%, highest in Bengal at 74.6%

Fifth voter turnout in Lok Sabha was 60.5% with 53 million voters. While migration in Mumbai was low, migration in Baramulla was the highest in the last decade.

More than 53 million people voted in the fifth and smallest phase of the regular Lok Sabha elections held on Monday; The turnout increased from five to five to 60.5 per cent in 49 seats in six states and two Union territories. year ago 62.4%. This shows an increase compared to the previous four levels.

The fifth and largest city of seven has witnessed the emergence of high seats like Amethi, Rae Bareilly and Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh and India's financial capital Mumbai, Hajipur and Baramulla in Bihar for 6 constituencies. For elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

Lok Sabha elections: Voter turnout crossed 57% in the fifth phase, with West Bengal leading with 73% turnout. Of course, Monday night's numbers could be revised up or further from 2019 numbers. By comparison, the participation rate in the first phase was 66.14%, compared to 69.4% five years ago; compared to 65.9% five years ago; The fourth level is 69.16%, compared to 69.5% five years ago. At this stage, elections have been completed in 24 of India's 36 states and union territories. Of the total 543 seats in the Lok Sabha, only 114 were retained in the last two phases on May 26 and June 1.

West Bengal has the highest turnout (75.9%), followed by Odisha (72.8%), Ladakh (70.5%), Jharkhand (63.1%), Uttar Pradesh (57.8%), Kashmir (58.2%) follows Bihar (54.9%). ) %) and Maharashtra (54.3%).

Mumbai continues to disappoint, with only half of the city's voters turning out. South Mumbai has the lowest prevalence at 47.7%, while Northeast Mumbai has the highest prevalence at 53.8%. Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar, Mukesh Ambani, Asha Bhosle and many other celebrities, sports heroes and business giants have used franchises. But not all involvement in the country's financial capital is successful. The exit rate in 2019 was 55.4%.