The Phase 2 of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 has come to an end, with Tripura having the highest voter turnout with 78.07% followed by Manipur with 77.18% followed by Chhattisgarh having the 72.51% standing as the third highest voter turnout in the phase.
Assam: 70.68%
Bihar: 54.40%
Chhattishgarh: 72.51%
Jammu and Kashmir: 67.62%
Karnataka: 64.57%
Kerala: 65.12%
Madhya Pradesh: 55.76%
Maharashtra: 53.76%
Manipur: 77.18%
Rajasthan: 60.74%
Tripura: 78.26%
Uttar Pradesh: 53.34%
West Bengal: 71.84%
The data is released by the Election Commission Of India.
Voter turnout till 5 pm for phase 2 of #LokasabhaElection2024
Assam 70.66%
Bihar 53.03%
Chhattisgarh 72.13%
Jammu And Kashmir 67.22%
Karnataka 63.90%
Kerala 63.97%
Madhya Pradesh 54.83%
Maharashtra 53.51%
Manipur 76.06%
Rajasthan 59.19%
Tripura 77.53%… pic.twitter.com/XUBiu9MJ6N— ANI (@ANI) April 26, 2024
In the second phase, the second phase of general elections kicked off on Friday, with voting currently in progress for 88 seats spread across 13 states and Union Territories. According to data released by the Election Commission as of 3 pm, the average voter turnout stands at 50.25 percent.
Notably, the constituency in Tripura witnessed the highest voter turnout, with nearly 77.53 percent of eligible voters casting their ballots. Conversely, the lowest voter turnout was observed in Uttar Pradesh, registering at 52.74 percent.