Voter Turnout in Haryana Elections: Analyzing Key Battlegrounds and Competitors
Haryana's state assembly elections witnessed a 67.90% voter turnout, with Sirsa's Ellenabad recording over 80% turnout. The elections saw major parties like BJP and Congress competing. Despite lower turnouts in Faridabad and Gurugram, the overall engagement indicated a closely contested electoral battle across the 90-member assembly.
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The state of Haryana recently concluded its assembly elections with a notable voter turnout of 67.90%, as reported by the Election Commission.
Sirsa's Ellenabad assembly seat led the turnout figures, recording over 80%, while districts like Faridabad and Gurugram registered significantly lower participation.
Key contenders included alliances like the BJP, Congress, among others, highlighting a fierce electoral competition. Results will be announced on October 8.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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