The voting in Haryana rapped up at 6 pm for all 90 seats. Now the state awaits the vote count on October 8, following today's assembly elections. In the 2019 polls, the BJP secured 40 of the 90 seats, forming a coalition with the JJP, which won 10 seats. Manohar Lal Khattar served as CM for about 9 years, then replaced by Nayab Singh Saini as Chief Minister earlier this year. Saini is leading the BJP's bid for a third consecutive term and is contesting from Ladwa. Their were also key figures like Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Vinesh Phogat also contested for the elections today. The exit polls are expected soon and will provide early insights into whether the BJP will retain power or face a tough challenge. As the state gears up for the final results. Today's, assembly election in Haryana where voters voted for 90 constituencies through a single-phase poll. 1,027 candidates contested the elections include prominent political figures like Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, and JJP's Dushyant Chautala. The BJP is looking to win power for the third consecutive term, whereas the Congress party, with Rahul Gandhi at the helm, is looking to regain power after a decade. Regional leaders and parties such as Dushyant Chautala's JJP and of Arvind Kejriwal's lead AAP are also in the race.
- Voter Turnout Reaches 61% by 5 PM, Mewat Records Highest Participation
As the Haryana Assembly elections progress, voter turnout has reached 61% as of 5 PM. Mewat registered the highest voter turnout at 68.28%, while Faridabad recorded the lowest at 51.28%.
- Voter turnout reaches 49.13% by 3 pm.
Yamunanagar recorded the highest turnout at 56.79%, while Gurugram reported the lowest at 38.61%.
Below are the turnout percentages for all constituencies as of 3 pm:
- Yamunanagar – 56.79%
- Mewat – 56.59%
- Palwal – 56.02%
- Jind – 53.94%
- Mahendragarh – 52.67%
- Fatehabad – 52.46%
- Kurukshetra – 52.13%
- Hisar – 51.25%
- Rohtak – 50.62%
- Kaithal – 50.58%
- Bhiwani – 50.31%
- Rewari – 50.22%
- Jhajjar – 49.68%
- Ambala – 49.39%
- Karnal – 49.17%
- Panipat – 49.40%
- Sirsa – 48.78%
- Charkhi Dadri – 47.08%
- Sonipat – 45.86%
- Panchkula – 42.60%
- Faridabad – 41.74%
- Gurugram – 38.61%
- Voter Turnout Reaches 40.1% by 1 PM
Yamunanagar has recorded the highest turnout at 47.4%, while Faridabad has the lowest turnout, standing at 32.5%.
Here are the voting figures from various districts:
- Yamunanagar – 47.4%
- Mewat – 45.1%
- Kaithal – 44.5%
- Kurukshetra – 43.9%
- Jind – 43.5%
- Panipat – 42.4%
- Ambala – 42.2%
- Fatehabad – 42.8%
- Hisar – 41.4%
- Palwal – 41.3%
- Karnal – 41.1%
- Bhiwani – 40.2%
- Charkhi Dadri – 40.8%
- Jhajjar – 40.3%
- Sirsa – 39.5%
- Mahendragarh – 38.9%
- Panchkula – 38.7%
- Sonipat – 38.6%
- Rohtak – 37.9%
- Rewari – 38.2%
- Gurugram – 33.2%
- Faridabad – 32.5%
- 29.7% Voter Turnout Till Noon
Till 12 noon, voter turnout stands at 29.7%. Highest turnout recorded was Yamunanagar- 37.2%, and the lowest was at Faridabad- 23.1%.
District-Wise Voter Turnout till Noon:
- Yamunanagar: 37.2%
- Jind: 33.6%
- Bhiwani: 33.6%
- Mewat: 33.6%
- Ambala: 32.6%
- Sonipat: 30.8%
- Kurukshetra: 30.2%
- Fatehabad: 30.0%
- Hisar: 29.3%
- Palwal: 29.1%
- Karnal: 28.8%
- Sirsa: 28.8%
- Panchkula: 28.7%
- Rohtak: 27.6%
- Gurugram: 26.5%
- Jhajjar: 26.2%
- Mahendragarh: 25.1%
- Rewari: 25.9%
- Faridabad: 23.1%
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22.7% Voter Turnout Recorded Till 11 AM
As of 11 AM, Palwal registered the highest voter turnout at 27.94%, followed by Jind at 27.20% and Mewat at 25.65%. Panchkula saw the lowest turnout, with just 13.46%.
- The Voter turnout is 18.1% as of 10 a.m.
The highest percentage was reported at 23.1% in Yamunanagar and Faridabad has the lowest, with just 13.6%.
Here are the voting percentages for some areas:
- Yamunanagar – 23.1%
- Mewat – 14.8%
- Kaithal – 14.4%
- Fatehabad – 14.4%
- Jind – 14.3%
- Kurukshetra – 13.8%
- Hisar – 13.7%
- Bhiwani – 13.7%
- Hisar – 13.7%
- Panipat – 13.6%
- Rewari – 13.5%
- Charkhi Dadri – 13%
- Jhajjar – 13%
- Mahendragarh – 12.8%
- Palwal – 12.8%
- Panchkula – 12.2%
- Rohtak – 11.6%
- Gurugram – 10.5%
- Faridabad –13.6%.
Voting at the 20,632 polling stations across the state began today morning. BJP, led by CM Saini, asserted its ten-year development agenda while the Congress campaign, under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, mentions most of the important agenda points such as the Agniveer scheme and farmers' protests. The result will decide the next phase of Haryana's politics.
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