Punjab Voter Turnout

Nearly 70 per cent polling was recorded till 5 pm in the assembly elections in Punjab, while in the third of the seven phase polls in Uttar Pradesh, it was over 61 per cent, according to official data.

Fifty nine constituencies spread across 16 districts in Uttar Pradesh voted in the third phase of polling today. Punjab also voted to elect a new government. UP recorded a voter turnout of 60.1 per cent and Punjab 64.3 per cent.

For the first time in Pakistan's electoral history, women in some conservative parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab provinces cast their votes in the general elections as candidates sought to fulfil the legal requirement of minimum 10 per cent women's turnout to validate their result.

Over 76 per cent of 1.72 lakh voters exercised their franchise for the Shahkot Assembly bypoll today where the Congress, SAD and AAP are locked in a triangular battle.

After voting in Punjab and Goa ended on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national head Arvind Kejriwal thanked the people of the two states. Mr Kejriwal, called the electioneering in both states an "incredible experience" for his party. The leader remained confident of achieving victory in the assembly elections of both Punjab and Goa. Punjab...

Punjab and Goa voted for key state elections today, with around 2 crore eligible voters deciding the fate of more than 1,300 candidates. Voting began at 7 am in Goa, 8 am in Punjab and ended at 5 pm in both the states. Preliminary reports said that around 70 per cent of voters voted in Punjab while in Goa the turnout was 83 per cent. The elections ...

Around 70 per cent of voters in Punjab turned up to vote today till 5 pm for the state's assembly elections. The voting largely remained peaceful even after many places reported faulty electronic voting machines or EVMs. Voting remained peaceful, barring stray incidents of minor clashes and arguments.

Brisk polling was going on as around 35 per cent of the total 1.98 crore electors exercised their franchise till 1 PM in the high-stakes Punjab Assembly elections, wherein 1,145 candidates are in the fray.

A record 83 per cent voted in Goa yesterday, while Punjab saw a turnout of 75 per cent in polling that was extended beyond 5 pm, the Election Commission said on Saturday, adding that the figures could go up. Punjab's voter turnout is lower than last time's 78.06 per cent. Saturday's elections test the expansion plans of Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi ...

The highest turnout of voters in the 16th Lok Sabha election was recorded in the northeastern state of Nagaland, with 87.82 percent of electors exercising their franchise, while the lowest turnout of 49.52 percent was in Jammu and Kashmir, the Election Commission said on Thursday.

Rajasthan districts bordering Pakistan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab recorded an increase in voter turnout in the Assembly polls.

Believe it or not! At least 49 polling stations across Pakistan reported an unbelievable voter turnout of more than 100 per cent in the just-concluded general elections.

Over 70 per cent of the eligible voters cast their ballots on Saturday in the by-election to Moga Assembly constituency in Punjab, where the main fight is between the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal and main opposition Congress.

An estimated 30-35 percent voter turnout was recorded in the municipal elections in Punjab on Sunday till 2 pm, officials said in Chandigarh. The ruling SAD-BJP combine is in power in the outgoing municipal council.

Here is a comparative chart of the voter turnout in Punjab in the Assembly as well as General Elections in 2007, 2009 and 2012.

Nearly 70 per cent polling was recorded till 5 pm in the assembly elections in Punjab, while in the third of the seven phase polls in Uttar Pradesh, it was over 61 per cent, according to official data.

Fifty nine constituencies spread across 16 districts in Uttar Pradesh voted in the third phase of polling today. Punjab also voted to elect a new government. UP recorded a voter turnout of 60.1 per cent and Punjab 64.3 per cent.

For the first time in Pakistan's electoral history, women in some conservative parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab provinces cast their votes in the general elections as candidates sought to fulfil the legal requirement of minimum 10 per cent women's turnout to validate their result.

Over 76 per cent of 1.72 lakh voters exercised their franchise for the Shahkot Assembly bypoll today where the Congress, SAD and AAP are locked in a triangular battle.

After voting in Punjab and Goa ended on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national head Arvind Kejriwal thanked the people of the two states. Mr Kejriwal, called the electioneering in both states an "incredible experience" for his party. The leader remained confident of achieving victory in the assembly elections of both Punjab and Goa. Punjab...

Punjab and Goa voted for key state elections today, with around 2 crore eligible voters deciding the fate of more than 1,300 candidates. Voting began at 7 am in Goa, 8 am in Punjab and ended at 5 pm in both the states. Preliminary reports said that around 70 per cent of voters voted in Punjab while in Goa the turnout was 83 per cent. The elections ...

Around 70 per cent of voters in Punjab turned up to vote today till 5 pm for the state's assembly elections. The voting largely remained peaceful even after many places reported faulty electronic voting machines or EVMs. Voting remained peaceful, barring stray incidents of minor clashes and arguments.

Brisk polling was going on as around 35 per cent of the total 1.98 crore electors exercised their franchise till 1 PM in the high-stakes Punjab Assembly elections, wherein 1,145 candidates are in the fray.

A record 83 per cent voted in Goa yesterday, while Punjab saw a turnout of 75 per cent in polling that was extended beyond 5 pm, the Election Commission said on Saturday, adding that the figures could go up. Punjab's voter turnout is lower than last time's 78.06 per cent. Saturday's elections test the expansion plans of Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi ...

The highest turnout of voters in the 16th Lok Sabha election was recorded in the northeastern state of Nagaland, with 87.82 percent of electors exercising their franchise, while the lowest turnout of 49.52 percent was in Jammu and Kashmir, the Election Commission said on Thursday.

Rajasthan districts bordering Pakistan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab recorded an increase in voter turnout in the Assembly polls.

Believe it or not! At least 49 polling stations across Pakistan reported an unbelievable voter turnout of more than 100 per cent in the just-concluded general elections.

Over 70 per cent of the eligible voters cast their ballots on Saturday in the by-election to Moga Assembly constituency in Punjab, where the main fight is between the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal and main opposition Congress.

An estimated 30-35 percent voter turnout was recorded in the municipal elections in Punjab on Sunday till 2 pm, officials said in Chandigarh. The ruling SAD-BJP combine is in power in the outgoing municipal council.

Here is a comparative chart of the voter turnout in Punjab in the Assembly as well as General Elections in 2007, 2009 and 2012.