Nagpur Division Graduates’ Constituency Sees 23.93% Turnout by Noon
As of noon on October 23, Nagpur Division recorded a voter turnout of 23.93% in the Graduates’ Constituency election.
23.93% voter turnout recorded by noon in Nagpur Division.
Gondia led with the highest turnout at 27.23%.
Male voter participation surpassed female turnout significantly.
In the Nagpur Division Graduates’ Constituency election held on October 23, a voter turnout of 23.93% was noted by noon. Out of 2,55,603 registered voters across six districts, 61,173 individuals had cast their votes between 8 AM and 12 noon.
Gondia district achieved the highest voter turnout at 27.23%, followed closely by Gadchiroli at 26.48% and Wardha at 26.09%. Nagpur district recorded a turnout of 23.74%, while Chandrapur had a turnout of 23.07%. Bhandara reported the lowest participation in the division with only 19.27% of registered voters casting their ballots.
The data also highlighted a notable disparity in voter participation based on gender. Male voters demonstrated a turnout of 27.09%, significantly higher than the 19.65% turnout recorded for female voters. Voter participation from individuals identifying as other was reported at 0%.
Polling is ongoing across the six districts of Nagpur Division, which includes Nagpur, Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia, Chandrapur, and Gadchiroli. The turnout figures are expected to evolve as more voters engage in the electoral process during the remaining hours of polling.
As the day progresses, election officials anticipate that the overall turnout percentage will increase, reflecting the active participation of voters. The results of this election will play a crucial role in shaping the representation of graduates in the region.
