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On April 30, the Election Commission (EC) said that a voter turnout of 66.14 per cent was recorded in phase one & 66.71 per cent in phase two of the ongoing Lok Sabha polls. The Congress, CPI-M and TMC questioned the EC over the delay in announcing the final voter turnout figures, 11 days after the first round of polling on April 19. As per the EC, in phase one of the elections, 66.22 per cent of male and 66.07 female electors turned up to vote. Turnout for registered third-gender voters stood at 31.32 per cent. Watch the video to know more.
On April 30, the Election Commission (EC) said that a voter turnout of 66.14 per cent was recorded in phase one & 66.71 per cent in phase two of the ongoing Lok Sabha polls. The Congress, CPI-M and TMC questioned the EC over the delay in announcing the final voter turnout figures, 11 days after the first round of polling on April 19. As per the EC, in phase one of the elections, 66.22 per cent of male and 66.07 female electors turned up to vote. Turnout for registered third-gender voters stood at 31.32 per cent. Watch the video to know more.
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