Odisha Records 69.34% Voter Turnout In Second Phase Elections

Approximately 69.34% of voters in Odisha cast ballots in the second round of the state’s simultaneous Assembly and Lok Sabha elections, which were held on Monday. With voting taking place in 35 assembly seats and five Lok Sabha constituencies—Sundargarh, Aska, Bolangir, Kandhamal, and Bargarh—Odisha effectively wrapped up the second phase of polling on Monday.

With 76.20% of the vote, the Bargarh Lok Sabha constituency was followed by Bolangir with 71. 46%. The following approximate voter turnout rates apply to Parliamentary Constituencies: Aska 60.78%, Bargarh 76.20%, Bolangir 71.46%, Kandhamal 70.37%, and Sundargarh 67.74%.

Similarly, the approximate voter turnout in the 35 Assembly Constituencies is as follows: Aska 58.99%, Attabira 74.00%, Baliguda 68.54%, Bargarh 74.20%, Bhanjanagar 66.12%, Bhatli 79.23%, Bijepur 77.20%, Biramitrapur 75.50%, Birmaharajpur 78.37%, Bolangir 65.85%, Bonai 73.25%, Boudh 75.12%, Brajarajnagar 75.02%, Daspalla 72.00%, G Udaygiri 67.02%, Hinjili 58.21%, Jharsuguda 78.50%, Kabisuryanagar 58.84%, Kantabanji 67.96%, Kantamal 75.30%, Khallikote 61.51%, Loisingha 72.10%, Padampur 75.12%, Patnagarh 68.24%, Phulbani 70.79%, Polasara 62.45%, Raghunathpalli 62.50%, Rajgangpur 66.05%, Rourkela 61.45%, Sanakhemundi 61.35%, Sonepur 81.23%, Sundargarh 63.00%, Surada 63.80%, Talsara 71%, and Titlagarh 68.25%.

It is important to remember that 265 persons filed nominations for 35 assembly constituencies, while up to 40 candidates filed to run in the Lok Sabha elections in Aska, Kandhamal, Bolangir, Bargarh, and Sundergarh. Naveen Patnaik, the chief minister of Biju Janata Dal, Bikram Keshari Arukha, Niranjan Pujari, Pradip Kumar Amat, Tukuni Sahu, and Rita Sahu are among the notable candidates for the assembly elections.