Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Karnataka witnesses over 69% voter turnout. Bangalore Central lowest

Karnataka's Lok Sabha constituencies witness 69% polling, with Mandya recording the highest turnout at 81% and Bangalore Central the lowest at 53%.

Updated on: Apr 26, 2024, 22:27:01 IST

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Karnataka’s 14 out of 28 Lok Sabha constituencies that went to polls today recorded around 69 per cent polling. Mandya Lok Sabha seat saw the highest voting with more than 81% turnout while Bangalore Central recorded the lowest turnout with nearly 53% polling.

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Here is the voting percentage in fourteen Lok Sabha seats of Karnataka by 5.30 pm

Chikmagalur - 76.06%

Hassan - 77.51%

Dakshina Kannada - 77.43%

Chitradurga - 73.11%

Tumkur - 77.70%

Mandya - 81.48%

Mysore - 70.45%

Chamarajanagar - 76.59%

Bangalore Rural - 67.29%

Bangalore North - 54.42%

Bangalore Central - 52.81%

Bangalore South - 53.15%

Chikkballapur - 76.82%

Kolar - 78.07%

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