The third phase of the 18th Lok Sabha Elections 2024 took place recently, with voters from 93 Lok Sabha constituencies across 12 states and Union Territories participating in the democratic process. Here are some key highlights from the polling:
– The voter turnout in the third phase of Lok Sabha elections across 93 constituencies was approximately 63.47%, as reported by the Election Commission of India.
– Assam registered the highest voter turnout at 76.91%, while Uttar Pradesh recorded the lowest at 57.34%.
– Other states that participated in the third phase and their voter turnouts were: Bihar (58.02%), Chhattisgarh (69.17%), Goa (74.59%), Gujarat (57.48%), Karnataka (69.54%), Madhya Pradesh (66.05%), Maharashtra (61.05%), and West Bengal (73.96%).
Notable candidates from various constituencies contested in this phase, making it a crucial juncture in the electoral landscape. The remaining phases of the Lok Sabha elections are scheduled for May 13th, May 20th, May 25th, and June 1st, with results expected to be announced on June 4th.
Overall, the voter turnout in this phase, though slightly lower compared to the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, reflects the active participation of citizens in shaping the future of the nation through the democratic process.
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FAQs
1. How was the voter turnout in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections?
In the third phase, the overall voter turnout across 93 constituencies was approximately 63.47%.
2. Which state recorded the highest voter turnout?
Assam recorded the highest voter turnout at 76.91% in the third phase of the Lok Sabha elections.
3. When are the results of the Lok Sabha elections expected to be declared?
The results of the Lok Sabha elections are scheduled to be declared on June 4th.
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Conclusion
The third phase of the Lok Sabha elections witnessed significant voter participation as citizens exercised their democratic right to vote across various constituencies. The diverse voter turnout across states and Union Territories reflects the engagement of the electorate in the electoral process. With the upcoming phases and the final results on the horizon, the political landscape in India is poised for further developments based on the will of the people expressed through their votes.