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Delhi Election 2024 Voter Turnout: Total turnout at 8.94%, North East Delhi leads with 10.15% at 9 AM; Rahul, Sonia, Priyanka Gandhi among early voters

Delhi Election 2024 Voter Turnout: Total turnout at 8.94%, North East Delhi leads with 10.15% at 9 AM; Rahul, Sonia, Priyanka Gandhi among early voters

Delhi Lok Sabha Election 2024: North East Delhi was followed by West Delhi seat with a voter turnout of 9.72 percent and North West Delhi stood at third place with a voting percentage of 8.99 percent. 

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  • Updated May 25, 2024 10:52 AM IST
Delhi Election 2024 Voter Turnout: Total turnout at 8.94%, North East Delhi leads with 10.15% at 9 AM; Rahul, Sonia, Priyanka Gandhi among early votersRahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi flaunt their inked fingers after casting votes in Delhi.

As the Lok Sabha elections phase 6 voting kicked off in 58 constituencies of 8 states/UTs, Delhi recorded a voter turnout of 8.94 percent, with the North east Delhi seat leading with the highest voting percentage of 10.15 percent until 9 AM. 

North East Delhi was followed by West Delhi seat with a voter turnout of 9.72 percent and North West Delhi stood at third place with a voting percentage of 8.99 percent. 

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Check out the voting percentage of all seven constituencies of Delhi till 9 am.

  • Chandni Chowk: 7.83%
  • East Delhi: 8.82%
  • New Delhi: 7.04%
  • North east Delhi: 10.15%
  • North West Delhi: 8.99%
  • South Delhi: 8.88%
  • West Delhi: 9.72%

President Droupadi Murmu was among the early voters from Delhi, who showed her inked finger after casting her vote for Lok Sabha Elections 2024 at a polling booth in Delhi.

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra cast her vote for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha Elections 2024 at a polling station in Delhi.

Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and party MP Rahul Gandhi also cast their votes at a polling booth in Delhi.

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Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal also cast her vote in Delhi. While talking to media, after casting her cote, Maliwal said, "It is a very big day for the democracy. I want to appeal to everyone, especially women to come out and cast their votes. In India, women's participation in politics is very important."

 

Published on: May 25, 2024 10:42 AM IST
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