Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly Polls | Vote Percentage & Exit Polls

Maharashtra and Haryana assembly election 2019 concluded today. Also bye polls on 51 seats were held today across 16 states and 1 UT.The exit polls by different Psephologists are out. The results will be announced on October 24.  

 Today voting took place on 95,473 polling booths across 288 assembly segments of Maharashtra from 7:00 am till 6:00 pm and 8,95,62,706 were the eligible voters. As per the Election Commission 5:00 pm report, the polling percentage in Maharashtra was 54.33%. The highest voter turnout 78.32% recorded on Karvir assembly seat and lowest voter turnout 26.27% recorded on Ulhasnagar assembly seat. Mumbai yet again registered abysmal voting percent. Mumbai region has total 36 assembly seats.

 In Haryana voting took place on 19,425 polling booths across 90 assembly segments from 7:00 am till 5:00 pm and 1,82,98,714 were the eligible voters. As per the Election Commission 6:00 pm report, the polling percentage in Haryana was 67.97%. 


Maharashtra Exit Polls:-


Haryana Exit Polls:-



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