Maharashtra Lok Sabha Election 2024, Phase 4: 6.45% Voter Turnout Recorded By 9 AM, Nandurbar Leads With 8.43%

Maharashtra continued to witness a low voter turnout in the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha elections 2024, with only 6.45% of voters casting their ballots by 9 AM on Monday, May 13. 

Nandurbar topped the list with 8.43% voter participation, while Shirur had the lowest turnout at 4.97%.

Here's the Constituency-wise Turnout as of 9 AM:

- Jalgaon: 6.14%
- Jalna: 6.88%
- Nandurbar: 8.43%
- Shirur: 4.97%
- Ahmednagar: 5.13%
- Aurangabad: 7.52%
- Beed: 6.72%
- Maval: 5.38%
- Pune: 6.61%
- Raver: 7.14%
- Shirdi: 6.83%

10.35% Voter Turnout Recorded Till 9 AM Across India

#LokSabhaElections2024 | 10.35% voter turnout recorded till 9 am, in the fourth phase of elections.

Andhra Pradesh 9.05%
Bihar 10.18%
Jammu And Kashmir 5.07%
Jharkhand 11.78%
Madhya Pradesh 14.97%
Maharashtra 6.45%
Odisha 9.23%
Telangana 9.51%
Uttar Pradesh 11.67%
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— ANI (@ANI) May 13, 2024

The fourth phase of Lok Sabha polls in Maharashtra features 11 constituencies, with prominent candidates like Union minister Raosaheb Danve, BJP leader Pankaja Munde, and actor-turned-politician Amol Kolhe contesting.

More than 22.8 million voters are eligible to vote in this phase, deciding the fate of 298 candidates in the state.