Assembly Elections : 91.46% Voting in West Bengal, 84.41% in Tamil Nadu

The Election Commission released the estimated voting trends till 5 PM.

According to the figures, Tamil Nadu recorded approximately 84.41% polling, while the first phase in West Bengal saw around 91.46% turnout.

West Bengal

The Election Commission stated that till 5 PM, overall polling in West Bengal stood at approximately 89.93%. District-wise breakup is as follows:Alipurduar: 88.74% 

Bankura: 89.91% 

Birbhum: 91.55% 

Cooch Behar: 92.07% 

Dakshin Dinajpur: 93.12% 

Darjeeling: 86.49% 

Jalpaiguri: 91.20% 

Jhargram: 90.53% 

Kalimpong: 81.98% 

Malda: 89.56% 

Murshidabad: 91.36% 

Paschim Bardhaman: 86.89% 

Paschim Medinipur: 90.70% 

Purba Medinipur: 88.55% 

Purulia: 87.35% 

Uttar Dinajpur: 89.74% 

In Tamil Nadu, overall polling till 5 PM was approximately 82.24%. District-wise figures are:Ariyalur: 83.09% 

Chengalpattu: 82.41% 

Chennai: 81.34% 

Coimbatore: 82.33% 

Cuddalore: 81.91% 

Dharmapuri: 87.28% 

Dindigul: 86.35% 

Erode: 87.59% 

Kallakurichi: 84.22% 

Kanchipuram: 84.92% 

Kanniyakumari: 73.44% 

Karur: 89.32% 

Krishnagiri: 82.40% 

Madurai: 77.89% 

Mayiladuthurai: 78.41% 

Nagapattinam: 83.15% 

Namakkal: 87.63% 

Perambalur: 82.75% 

Pudukkottai: 81.55% 

Ramanathapuram: 74.41% 

Ranipet: 86.28% 

Salem: 88.02% 

Sivaganga: 74.44% 

Tenkasi: 79.28% 

Thanjavur: 78.07% 

The Nilgiris: 75.90% 

Theni: 78.73% 

Tiruvallur: 80.70% 

Tiruvarur: 80.65% 

Thoothukudi: 77.56% 

Tiruchirappalli: 82.76% 

Tirunelveli: 75.10% 

Tirupattur: 85.28% 

Tiruppur: 86.33% 

Tiruvannamalai: 85.59% 

Vellore: 85.06% 

Villupuram: 85.45% 

Virudhunagar: 82.16% 

The second phase of polling in West Bengal is scheduled for 29 April. Results for all phases will be declared on 4 May. High voter turnout in both states reflects strong enthusiasm and faith in the democratic process despite the intense summer heat.