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Bihar Election results 2020: All constituency results

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The Bihar Assembly election 2020 as of Wednesday morning was done and dusted before dawn. The National Democratic Alliance of the BJP and the Janata Dal-United held true and saw off a stiff opposition challenge in late Tuesday evening in crossing the halfway mark of 122, to win with 125 seats to the opposition’s 110. The Lok Janshakti Party’s desire to teach Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a lesson partly worked in that the JDU was hurt but the NDA held fast. In the 243-member Bihar Assembly, the BJP won 74 seats, second to the RJD’s 76, and bettered its 2015 tally of 53 seats. It also gained an upper hand over the JDU, which has been reduced to 43 seats from 71 seats in 2015.

The Mahagathbandhan of the RJD, the Congress, the Left parties fell narrowly short of majority with 110 seats. Obviously, the absence of Lalu Prasad Yadav was possibly one of the things that didn’t click. As pundits observed, the Congress was the other. It won just 19 seats of the 70 it contested while the Left parties secured an unforeseen victory on 16 seats of the 29 it fought on. Chirag Paswan won 1 seat, and the All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen inked history by winning 5 seats in the Muslim-dominated seats of Seemanchal, bordering West Bengal, the poll-wagon heads there next.

Here are the winners from all 243 constituencies in the state.

Amarpur: Jayant Raj from JD(U) has won by 3114 votes

Amnour: Kishan Kumar Mantoo from BJP has won by 3681 votes

Amour: Akhatarul Iman from AIMIM has won by 52515 votes

Araria: Abhidur Rehman from INC has won by 47936 votes

Arrah:Amrendra Pratap Singh from BJP has won by 3001 votes

Arwal: Maha Nand Singh from CPI(ML) has won by 19950 votes

Asthawan: Jitendra Kumar from Janta Dal(U) has won by 11600 votes

Atri: Ajay Yadav from RJD has won by 7931 votes

Aurai: Ram Surat Kumar from BJP has won by 47866 votes

Aurangabad: Anand Shanker Singh from INC has by 2243 votes

Babubarhi: Mina Kumar from JDU has won by 11488 votes

Bachhwara: SURENDRA MEHATA from Bjp has won by 484 votes

Bagaha: RAM SINGH from BJP has won by 30020 votes

Bahadurganj: MOHAMMAD ANZAR NAYEEMI from AIMIM has won 54215 votes

Bahadurpur: Madan Sahni from JD(U) has won by 2629 votes

Baikunthpur: Prem Shankar Prasad from RJD has won by 11113 votes

Baisi: SYED RUKNUDDIN AHMAD from AIMIM has won by 16373 votes

Bajpatti: MUKESH KUMAR YADAV from RJD has won by 2704 votes

Bakhri: SURYAKANT PASWAN from CPI has won by 777 votes

Bakhtiarpur: ANIRUDDH KUMAR from RJD has won by 20672

Balrampur: Mahboob Alam from CPIML has won by 53597 votes

Baniapur: Kedar Nath Singh from RJD has won by 27789 votes

Banka: Ram Narayan Mandal from BJP has won by 16828 votes

Bankipur: Nitin Naveen from BJP has won by 39036 votes

Banmankhi: Krishna Kumar Rishi from BJP has won by 27743

Barachatti: JYOTI DEVI from HAM(s) has won by 36318 votes

Barari: Bijay Singh from JDU has won by 10438 votes

Barauli: RAMPRAVESH RAI from BJP has won by 14115 votes

Barbigha: SUDARSHAN KUMAR from JD(U) has won by 113 votes

Barh: GYANENDRA KUMAR SINGH from BJP has won by 10240

Barhara: RAGHVENDRA PRATAP SINGH from BJP has won by 4973 votes

Barharia: BACHCHA PANDEY from RJD has won by 3559 votes

Baruraj: Arun Kumar Singh from BJP has won by 43654 votes

Bathnaha: ANIL KUMAR of Bharatiya Janata Party has won by 46818 votes

Begusarai: KUNDAN KUMAR from BJP has won by 4554 votes

Belaganj: Surendra Prasad Yadav from RJD has won by 4554 votes

Beldaur: Panna Lal Singh Patel from JDU has won by 5108 votes

Belhar: MANOJ YADAV from JD(U) has won by 2473 votes

Belsand: SANJAY KUMAR GUPTA from RJD has won by 13685 votes

Benipatti: Vinod Narayan Jha from BJP has won 32652 votes

Benipur: Binay Kumar Choudhary from Janata Dal (United) by 6590

Bettiah: Renu Devi from BJP has won by 18079 votes

Bhabua: BHARAT BIND from RJD has by 10045 votes

Bhagalpur: AJIT SHARMA from INC has won by 1113 votes

Bhorey: Sunil Kumar from JDU has won by 462 votes

Bibhutipur: Ajay Kumar from CPIM has won by 40496 votes

Bihariganj: Niranjan Kumar Mehta from JDU has won by 18711 votes

Biharsharif: Dr. Sunil Kumar from BJP has won by 15102 votes

Bihpur: Kumar Shailendra from BJP has won by 6129 votes

Bikram: Siddharth from Congress has won by 35460 votes

Bisfi: HARIBHUSHAN THAKUR from BJP has won by 10241 votes

Bochaha: MUSAFIR PASWAN from BJP has won by 11268 votes

Bodhgaya: KUMAR SARVJEET from RJD has won by 4708 votes

Brahampur: Shambhu Nath Yadav from RJD has won by 51141 votes

Buxar: Munna Tiwari from congress has won by 3892 votes

Chainpur: MOHD. ZAMA KHAN from BSP has won by 24294 votes

Chakai: SUMIT KUMAR SINGH from independent candidate has won by 581 votes

Chanpatia: Umakant Singh from BJP has won by 13469 votes

Chapra: DR. C. N. GUPTA from BJP has won by 6771 votes

Chenari: MURARI PRASAD GAUTAM from CONG has won by 18003 votes

Cheria Bariarpur: RAJ VANSHI MAHTO from JDU has won by 40897 votes

Chhatapur: Niraj Kumar Singh from BJP has won by 20635 votes

Chiraia: Lal Babu Prasad Gupta from BJP has won by 16874 votes

Danapur: Rit lal Ray RJD has won by 15924 votes

Darauli: SATYADEO RAM from CPI(ML) HAS WON BY 12119 votes

Daraundha: KARNJEET SINGH ALIAS VYAS SINGH from BJP has won by 11320 votes

Darbhanga:  Sanjay Saraogi of BJP has won by 10639 votes

Darbhanga Rural: Lalit Kumar Yadav from RJD has won by 2141 votes

Dehri: PHATE BAHADUR SINGH from RJD has won by 464 votes

Dhaka: PAWAN KUMAR JAISWAL from BJP has won by 10114 votes

Dhamdaha: LESHI SINGH from JD(U) has won by 33594 votes

Dhauraiya: Bhudeo Choudhary from RJD has won by 2687 votes

Digha: SANJIV CHAURASIA from BJP has won 46073

Dinara: VIJAY KUMAR MANDAL from RJD has won by 8228 votes

Dumraon: AJIT KUMAR SINGH from CPI(ML)has won by 24415 votes

Ekma: SRIKANT YADAV from RJD has won by 13927 votes

Fatuha: Dr. Ramanand Yadav from RJD has won by 19370 votes

Forbesganj: VIDYA SAGAR KESHARI from BJP has won by 19702

Gaighat: Counting underway for elections 2020  Maheshwar Prasad Yadav from RJD won in 2015

Garkha: NIRANJAN ROY from RJD has won by 7566 votes

Gaura: SWARNA SINGH from Vikassheel Insaan Party won by 7280 votes

Gaya: Prem Kumar from BJP has won by 11898 votes

Ghosi: RAM BALI SINGH YADAV from CPI(ML) has won 17333

Gobindpur: MD KAMRAN from RJD has won by 33074 votes

Goh: BHIM KUMAR SINGH from RJD has won by 35618 votes

Gopalganj: Subash Singh from BJP has won by 36752 votes

Gopalpur: Narendra Kumar Niraj from JDU has won by 24461 votes

Goriakothi: DEVESH KANT SINGH from BJP has won by 11891 votes

Govindganj: SUNIL MANI TIWARI from BJP has won by 27924 votes

Gurua: Vinay Kumar from RJD has won by 6599 votes

Hajipur: Awadhesh Singh from BJP has won by by 2990 votes

Harlakhi: SUDHANSHU SHEKHAR from JDU has won by 17593 votes

Harnaut: HARI NARAYAN SINGH from JDU has won by 27241 votes

Harsidhi: Krishnanandan Paswan from BJP has won by 15685 votes

Hasanpur: TEJ PRATAP YADAV from RJD has won by 21139 votes

Hathua: Rajesh Kumar Singh from RJD has won by 30527 votes

Hayaghat: BJPs Ram Chandra Prasad from bjp has won by 10252 votes

Hilsa: Krishnamurari Sharan urf Prem Mukhiya from JDU has won by 12 votes

Hisua: NITU KUMARI from CONG has won by 17091 votes

Imamganj: Jitan Ram Manjhi of Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) has won by 16034 votes

 Islampur: Rakesh Kumar Roushan from RJD has won by 3698 votes

Jagdishpur: RAM VISHUN SINGH from RJD has won by 22107 votes

Jale: Jibesh Kumar from has won by 21796 votes

Jamalpur: AJAY KUMAR SINGH from Congress has won by 4432 votes

Jamui: Shreyashi Singh from BJP has won by 401049 votes

Jehanabad: Kumar Krishna Mohan urf Suday Yadav from RJD has won by 33902 votes

Jhajha: DAMODAR RAWAT from JDU has won by 1679 votes

 Jhanjharpur: NITISH MISHRA from BJP has won by 41788 votes

Jokihat: SHAHNAWAZ from AIMIM has won by 7383 votes

Kadwa: SHAKEEL AHMAD KHAN from Congress has won by 33402

Kahalgaon: PAWAN KUMAR YADAV from BJP has won by 42893 votes

Kalyanpur:Maheshwar Hazari from JDU is leading

Kalyanpur: Manoj Kumar Yadav from RJD has own by 1193 votes

Kanti: MOHAMMAD ISRAIL MANSURI from RJD has won by 10314 votes

Karakat: ARUN SINGH from CPI(ML) has won by 18189 votes

Kargahar: SANTOSH KUMAR MISHRA from congress has won by 4083 votes

Kasba: MD. AFAQUE ALAM from congress has won by 17278 votes

Katihar: Tarkishore Prasad from BJP has won by 10519 votes

Katoria: Dr. Nikki Hembrom from bjp has won by 6421 votes

Keoti: MURARI MOHAN JHA from BJP has won by 5126 votes

Kesaria:Shalini Mishra from JDU has won by 9227 votes

Khagaria: Chhatrapati Yadav from congress has won by 3000 votes

Khajauli: ARUN SHANKAR PRASAD from bjp has won by 22689 votes

Kishanganj: IJAHARUL HUSAIN from congress has won by 1381 votes

Kochadhaman: MUHAMMED IZHAR ASFI from AIMIM has won by 36143 votes

 Korha: KAVITA DEVI from BJP has won by 28943 votes

Kuchaikote: AMRENDRA KUMAR PANDEY from JDU has won by 20630 votes

Kumhrar: Arun Kumar Sinha from BJP has won by 26463 votes

Kurhani: Anil Kumar Sahni from RJD has won by 712 votes

Kurtha: BAGI KUMAR VERMA from RJD has won by 27810 votes

Kusheshwar:SHASHIBHUSHAN HAJARI from JDU has won by 7222 votes

Kutumba: Rajesh Kumar from INC has won by 16653 votes 

Lakhisarai: Vijay Kumar Sinha from BJP has won 10483 votes

Lalganj: Sanjay Kumar Singh from BJP has won by 26299 votes

Laukaha: Bharat Bhushan Mandal from RJD has won by 10077 votes

Lauriya: Vinay Bihari from BJP has won by 29004 votes

Madhepura: Nikhil Mandakl from JDU has won by 15072 votes 

Madhuban: Rana Randhir from BJP has won by 5878 votes

Madhubani: Samir Kumar Mahaseth from RJD leading

Maharajganj: Vijay Shanker Dubey from congress has won by by 1976 votes

Mahishi: Gunjeshwar Sah from JDU has won by 1630 votes 

Mahnar: BINA SINGH from RJD has won by 7947 votes

Mahua: Mukesh Kumar Raushan from RJD has won by 13687 votes

Makhdumpur: Satish Kumar from RJD has won by 22565 votes 

Maner: Bhai Virendra from RJD has won by 32917 votes 

Manihari: Manohar Prasad Singh from INC has won by 21209 votes

Manjhi: Dr. Satyendra Yadav of CPI (M) has won by 25386 votes  

Marhaura: JITENDRA KUMAR RAY from RJD has won by 11388 votes

Masaurhi: Rekha Devi from RJD has won by 32227 votes 

Matihani: Raj Kumar Singh from LJP has won by 333 votes

Minapur: Rajeev Kumar from RJD has won by 15512 votes

Mohania: Sangita Kumari from Rashtriya Janata Dal won by 12054 votes 

Mohiuddinnagar: Rajesh Kumar Singh from BJP has won by 15114 votes

 Mokama: Anant Kumar Singh from RJD has won by 35757 votes 

Morwa: Ranvijay Sahu from RJD has won by 10671 votes

Motihari: Pramod Kumar from BJP has won by 14645 votes 

Munger: Pranav Kumar from BJP has won by 1244 votes

Muzaffarpur: Bijendra Chaudhary from INC has won by 6326 votes

Nabinagar: Vijay Kumar Singh alias Dabloo Singh from RJD won by 20121 votes

Nalanda: Shrawon Kumar from JDU has won by 16077 votes

Narkatia: Shamim Ahmad from RJD has won by 27791 votes

Narkatiaganj: Rashmi Varma from BJP has won by 21134 votes

Narpatganj: RASHMI VARMA from BJP has won by 21134 votes

Nathnagar: Ali Ashraf Siddiqui from RJD has won by 7756 votes

Nautan: Narayan Prasad from BJP has won by 25896 votes

Nawada: Vibha Devi from RJD has won bu 26310 votes

Nirmali: Aniruddha Prasad Yadav from JDU has won by 43922 votes

Nokha: Anita Devi from RJD has won by 17672 votes

Obra: Rishi Kumar from RJD has won by 22668 votes 

Paliganj: Sandeep Saurav from CPI-ML has won by 30915 votes

Parbatta: Doctor Sanjeev Kumar from jdu has won by 951 votes

Parihar: Gaytri Devi of Bharatiya Janata Party has won by 1569 votes

Paroo: Ashok Kumar Singh from Bjp has won by 14698 votes

Parsa: RJDs CHHOTE LAL RAY from RJD has won by 17293 votes

Patepur: Lakhendra Kumar raushan from BJP has won by 25839 votes

Patna Sahib: Nand Kishore Yadav from BJP has won by 18300 votes

Phulparas: Sheela Kumari from JDU has won by 10966 votes

Phulwari: Gopal Ravidas from CPI-ML has won by 13857 votes

Pipra: Shyambabu Prasad Yadav from BJP has won by 8177 votes

Pipra: RamBilash Kamat from JDU has won by 19245 votes

Pirpainti: Lalan Kumar from BJP has won by 27019 votes

Pranpur: Nisha Singh from BJP has won by 2972 votes

Purnia: Vijay Kumar Khemka from BJP has won by 32154 votes

Rafiganj: Mohammad Nehlauddin from RJD has won by 9429 votes

Raghopur: Tejashwi Yadav from RJD has won by 38174 votes 

Raghunathpur: Harishankar Yadav from RJD has won by 17965 votes

Raja Pakar: Pratima Kumari from INC has won by 1796 votes

Rajauli: Prakash Veer from RJD has won by 12593 votes

Rajgir: Kaushal Kishore from JDU has won by 16048 votes

Rajnagar: Dr Ramprit Paswan from BJP has won by 19121 votes

Rajpur: Vishwanath Ram from INC has won by 21204 votes 

Ramgarh: Sudhakar Singh from RJD has won by 189 votes

Ramnagar: Bhagirathi Devi from BJP has won by 15796 votes

Raniganj: ACHMIT RISHIDEV from JDU has won by 2304 votes

Raxaul: Pramod Kumar Sinha from BJP has won by 36923 votes

Riga: Motilal Prasad from BJP has won by 32495 votes

Rosera: Birendra Kumar from BJP has won by 35744 votes

Runnisaidpur: Pankaj Kumar Mishra from JDU has won by 24629 votes

Rupauli:  Bima Bharti from JDU has won by 19330 votes

Saharsa: Alok Ranjan from BJP has won by 19679 votes

Sahebganj: Raju Kumar Singh from VIP has won by 15333 votes

Sahebpur: Satanand Sambuddha from RJD has won by 14225 votes

Sakra: Ashok Kumar Chodhary from JDU has won by 1537 votes

Samastipur: Akhtarul Islam Shahin from RJD has won by 4714 votes

Sandesh: Kiran Devi from RJD has won by 50607 votes

Sarairanjan: Vijay Kumar Chaudhary from JDU has won by 3624 votes

Sasaram: Rajesh Kumar Gupta from RJD has won by 26423 votes

Shahpur: Rahul Tiwary from RJD has won by 22883 votes

Sheikhpura: Vijay Kumar from RJD has win by 6116 votes

Sheohar: Chetan Anand from RJD has won by 36686 votes

Sherghati: Manju Agrawal from RJD has won by 16690 votes

Sikandra: Prafull Kumar Manjhi from Hindustani Awam Morcha has won by 5505 votes

Sikta: BIRENDRA PRASAD GUPTA CPI(ML) has won by 2102 votes

Sikti:  Vijay Kumar Mandal from BJP has won by 13610 votes

Simri Bakhtiarpur: YUSUF SALAHUDDIN from RJD has won by 1759 votes

Singheshwar:CHANDRAHAS CHAUPAL from RJD has won by 5573 votes

Sitamarhi: Mithilesh Kumar from BJP has won by 11475 votes 

Siwan: AWADH BIHARI CHAUDHARY from RJD has won by 1973 votes

Sonbarsha: Ratnesh Sada from JDU has won by 13466 votes

Sonepur: DR. RAMANUJ PRASAD from RJD has won by 6686 votes

Sugauli: Er.Shashi Bhushan Singh from RJD has won by 3447 votes

Sultanganj: Lalit Narayan Mandal from JDU has won by 11565 votes

Supaul: Bijendra Prasad Yadav from JDU has won by 28099 votes

Surajgarh: RPRAHLAD YADAV from RJD has won by 9589 votes

Sursand: Dilip Ray from JDU has won by 8876 votes

Taraiya: Janak Singh from BJP has won by 11307 votes

Tarapur: Mewa Lal Chaudhary from JDU has won by 7225 votes

Tarari:  Sudama Prasad from CPIML has won by 11015 votes

Teghra: Ram Ratan Singh from CPI has won by 47979 votes

Thakurganj: Saud Alam from RJD has won by 23887 votes

Tikari:Anil Kumar from HAM(S) has won by 2630 votes

Triveniganj: Veena Bharti from JDU has won by 3031 votes

Ujiarpur: Alok Kumar Mehta from RJD has won by 23268 votes

Vaishali: Siddharth Patel from JDU has won by 7413 votes 

Valmikinagar: Dhirendra Pratap Singh from JDU has won by 21585 votes 

Warisnagar: Ashok Kumar from JDU has won by 13801 votes 

Warsaliganj: Aruna Devi from BJP has won by 9030 votes

Wazirganj: Birendra Singh from BJP has won by 22430 votes 

Ziradei: Amarjeet Kushwaha from CPI-ML has won by 25510 votes

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Lok Sabha Elections: Voter turnout 62.02% in Tamil Nadu till 5pm

The voter turnout in Tamil Nadu stands at 62.02%, while Uttar Pradesh records a turnout of 57.5%. Meanwhile, in West Bengal, voter participation surges to 77.5% as of 5 pm.

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The Lok Sabha elections 2024 began today, marking the onset of the world’s largest electoral event. Voting ended in all 39 Lok Sabha constituencies in Tamil Nadu with a total voter turnout of 62.02%. State BJP chief and Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency candidate K Annamalai said, they were getting complaints from a large number of voters that their names were missing from the voters’ list.

This incident happened in many places. Annamalai said they are demanding re-poll in places where the names of a large number of voters were missing.He said they had a doubt that there was some political interference because the names of a large number of BJP caders were missing from the voters list.

 The voters in South Chennai showed lukewarm interest to participate in the election process and had a total voter turnout of 57.04% till 5pm. Although the overall percentage is poor, some areas like Thiruvanmiyur witnessed brisk polling from 7am onwards. Elderly, middle aged and young voters turned up and it was a family outing for many as they cast their vote.

Corporation volunteers assisted senior citizens with wheelchairs and guided them to their respective polling booths. The hot weather also had an impact on the polling as it reduced the voter turnout as many booths in the corporation school in MGR Nagar were seen deserted around noon. Senior citizens showed courage as they reached the polling booths in private vehicles to exercise their franchise.

Most of the polling booths had shamianas for voters so that they could wait in a queue. Some people even found refuge in the nearby buildings to save themselves from the scorching heat. The polling officials gave instructions to the voters to keep their phones switched off while they exercised their franchise. The security personnel at the polling booth also regulated traffic outside the polling booth in MGR Nagar.

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Deserted by key supporters, the Kamal Nath story looks set to wind to an end in Chhindwara

Nath’s closest allies in his near 50-year reign—Deepak Saxena and Kamlesh Shah—have deserted him. His local team of corporators has also decided to jump ship leaving a gaping hole in Nath’s campaign trail.

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The Congress has lost Chhindwara only once since Independence when the wily Sunderlal Patwa was sent there by Atal Bihari Vajpayee to test Kamal Nath’s hold on the constituency. Patwa won the 1997 by-election by a slim margin in the backdrop of Nath having forced his wife to first contest and later vacate the seat for him. Nath, however, returned to his winning ways the very next year and has won the seat nine times.

It seems possible that Chhindwara, the lone surviving Congress seat, will be lost again this time and may be forever. A day ahead of polling, the town was drowned in saffron. Not so much the effect of vigorous campaigning by Vivek Sahu of the BJP but the Ram Navami festival which brought out saffron flags on every rooftop.  The effect is likely to last since the polling is today. At 77, Nath is unlikely to contest another election here and his son Nakul seems like a pale shadow of his father unable to even make a forceful speech. The days of running Chhindwara from Shikarpur kothi are gone.

Nath’s closest allies in his near 50-year reign—Deepak Saxena and Kamlesh Shah—have deserted him. His local team of corporators has also decided to jump ship leaving a gaping hole in Nath’s campaign trail. Nakul had won by a margin of 37,000 votes in 2019 and the biggest lead had come from Kamlesh’s Amarwada Assembly segment. With Saxena in control of Chhindwara and forced to show his strength in his new party, it is highly likely that Nakul will not be depending on these segments. Instead, the Congress campaign was focused on Pandhurna, Parasia and Chaurai.

Amit Shah was in the region a couple of days ago and warned all BJP workers—old and new—against lethargy. His message was clear, the BJP wants all 29 seats this time. Cabinet Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya is camped here and using all his political acumen for the desired results. One such tactic was to raid the Shikarpur Kothi of Kamal Nath for his assistant Miglani who handles almost everything for him. With Miglani temporarily neutralised, BJP is best placed to repeat its win in Chhindwara in 1997.

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Lok Sabha Elections 2024:  Nearly 40% voter turnout till 1pm

Chennai recorded an average voter turnout of 34% as of 1 pm on Friday. According data released by the Election Commission of India, Chennai (North) recorded 35%, Chennai (Central) recorded 32.3% and Chennai (South) recorded 34%.

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The first phase of voting for the 18th Lok Sabha elections started taking place in 21 states and Union territories on Friday. Nearly 40% voter turnout was recorded till 1pm across the states. Seats in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Nagaland, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Uttar Pradesh, Tripura, West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and Puducherry go to elections on Friday.

There has been a substantial increase in the voter turnout charts across the Northeast states, with Tripura leading at 53.04% until 1 pm, as per the data released by the Election Commission of India. Other northeast states like Manipur (46.92%) and Meghalaya (48.91%) are also witnessing high voter turnout. After Tripura, West Bengal is experiencing a high voter turnout of 50.96%.

Chennai recorded an average voter turnout of 34% as of 1 pm on Friday. According data released by the Election Commission of India, Chennai (North) recorded 35%, Chennai (Central) recorded 32.3% and Chennai (South) recorded 34%.

Over 33% voter turnout was recorded in the first 6 hours of voting on Friday in 12 parliamentary constituencies of Rajasthan. According to the Election Commission, voting started at 7 am amid tight security arrangements and 33.73 % voting took place till 1 pm. The highest voter turnout of 40.72 % was recorded in the Ganganagar Lok Sabha seat while Karauli-Dholpur saw the lowest turnout of 28.32 %. Jaipur recorded a poll percentage of 39.35 %.

Over 37 % voter turnout was recorded till 1 pm in the Lok Sabha election being held for five parliamentary constituencies in Uttarakhand on Friday. Elections began at 7 am and the five constituencies recorded an overall poll percentage of 37.33 % up to 1 pm. The Nainital-Udham Singh Nagar seat recorded the highest turnout of 40.46 %, followed by Haridwar with 39.41%, Pauri Garhwal with 36.60 %, Tehri Garhwal with 35.29 % and Almora with 32.29 %.

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