The voting on February 14 for the Uttarakhand Assembly election saw women voters outnumbering men by 4.60%.
The single-phase voting for 70 assembly seats in Uttarakhand concluded on Monday (February 14) with an overall voter turnout of 65.37%
A total of 65.37% polling was recorded in Uttarakhand. (file photo)
The women voters of the state once again participated enthusiastically in the voting, outnumbering men voters by 4.60%.
Of the total 65.37% polling recorded in the state, the women have voted 67.20%, while men have voted 62.60%.
According to the State Chief Electoral Officer, there were a total of 81,72,173 general and 94,471 service voters in the voting for the state assembly.
A total of 53,42,462 voters exercised their vote out of the general electorate, which is 65.37 percent of the total electorate.
This year the voter turnout was 0.19% less than the assembly elections held in the year 2017. In the year 2017, 65.56% voting was done, then the voting percentage of women was 68.72 and that of men was 61.11%.