Lok Sabha Election 2024: 10.35 percent polling till 9 am for the fourth phase of Lok Sabha

Leader Online Desk: Voting in the fourth phase of Lok Sabha Elections 2024 has started today from 7 am. 1717 candidates are in the fray for 96 seats across the country. Till 9 am, 10.35 percent voting has been done. (Lok Sabha Election 2024)

• Voting for the fourth phase of the general elections is taking place in the country
• 10.35 percent polling till 9 am
• Highest turnout as per 9 pm figures 15 in West Bengal. 24 percent while the lowest voter turnout is Maharashtra – 6. 45 percent

Polling for 96 seats in 10 states

In the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha general election, voting for 96 seats of 10 states is going on in the country today (10th). It includes 11 in Maharashtra, 25 in Andhra Pradesh, 5 in Bihar, 4 in Jharkhand, 8 in Madhya Pradesh, 4 in Odisha, 17 in Telangana, 13 in Uttar Pradesh, 8 in West Bengal and one in Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, the Election Commission has announced the statistics of the polling till 9 am. (Lok Sabha Election 2024)

State wise polling statistics are as follows

• Andhra Pradesh – 9.05 percent
• Bihar – 10.18 percent
• Jammu and Kashmir – 5.07 percent
• Jharkhand – 11.78 percent
• Madhya Pradesh – 14.87 percent
• Maharashtra- 6. 45 percent
• Odisha – 9. 23 percent
• Telangana – 9. 51 percent
• Uttar Pradesh – 11.67 percent
• West Bengal – 15. 24 percent

According to the statistics till 9 am in the above state, the polling is the highest West Bengal 15. It has become 24 percent. Maharashtra has the lowest voter turnout – 6. It has become 45 percent.

When will the result?

The Lok Sabha general elections are going on in the country. The result of Lok Sabha Election 2024 will be announced on June 4.

#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%
West Bengal… pic.twitter.com/tmtjV4Aluw

— ANI (@ANI) May 13, 2024

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