Voter Turnout in Uttar Pradesh as of 1 pm today:

In Uttar Pradesh, the highest voter turnout was registered in the Kheri Lok Sabha constituency at 43.31%. Following closely were Dhaurahra (43.25%), Kannauj (43.13%), Sitapur (42.65%), Bahraich (40.68%), Farrukhabad (40.39%), Hardoi (39.45%), Misrikh (38.94%), Unnao (38.69%), Akbarpur (38.20%), Etawah (37.68%), Shahjahanpur (36.34%), and Kanpur (33.84%).

Voter Turnout in Madhya Pradesh as of 1 pm today:

In the central Hindi-speaking region, Dewas witnessed the highest voter turnout at 52.11%, with Khargone following closely at 51.48%. Ratlam saw a voter turnout of 51.13%, trailed by Mandsour (50.39%), Ujjain (49.71%), Dhar (49.37%), and Khandwa (48.15%).

Voter Turnout in Maharashtra as of 1 pm today:

Voting activity remains subdued in the western state, with the highest voting percentage recorded in Nandurbar at 37.33%. Following this were Jalna (34.42%), Beed (33.65%) Aurangabad (32.37%), Raver (32.02%), Jalgaon (31.70%), Shirdi (30.49%), Ahmednagar (29.45%), Maval (27.14%), Shirur (26.62%), and Pune (26.48%).

In phase 4 of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024, a total of 1717 candidates from 10 States/Union Territories are set to compete. The average number of candidates contesting in a PC during this phase is 18.

Additionally, there are more than 12.49 lakh registered voters aged 85 years and above, along with 19.99 lakh Persons with Disabilities (PwD) voters for phase 4. They have been given the opportunity to vote from their homes for their convenience.

In this phase, non-aligned parties such as Naveen Patnaik's Biju Janata Dal and YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's YSR Congress play a significant role. These parties have not formally allied with either the ruling coalition or the opposition bloc. However, they have provided "issue-based support" to the central government on several occasions in parliament.

Lok Sabha Elections Phase 4

Lok Sabha Elections Phase 4: Over 40% average voter turnout by 1 PM