Mumbai records 53.1% polling, 11.7% more than 2009

Mumbai recorded 53.1 percent voting in the six Lok Sabha seats where polling was held on Thursday in the sixth phase of elections.

Here is the polling percentage of the six constituencies in Mumbai

North - 52%

North-West-50%

North-East 53%

North-Central - 55%

South Central- 55%

South Mumbai- 54% (In 2009- 40%)

An average 55.33 percent voter turnout was recorded in the 19 Lok Sabha seats in Maharashtra, where polling was held on Thursday in the third and final phase. In 2009 elections 44.87 polling percentage was recorded in the state.

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The most keenly watched battle was being fought in the 6 Lok Sabha seats of Mumbai. Milind Deora, Gurudas Kamat, Priya Dutt and Sanjay Nirupam of the Congress seeking re-election from Mumbai city. Banker turned AAP leader Meera Sanyal and activist Medha Patkar were also contesting from Mumbai.

Polling was held in Nandurbar, Dhule, Jalgaon, Raver, Dindori, Nashik in North Maharashtra, Jalna, Aurangabad in Marathwada, Palghar, Bhiwandi, Kalyan, Thane in Thane district and Raigad, besides all the six constituencies of Mumbai North, Mumbai North Central, Mumbai South Central, Mumbai South, Mumbai North East and Mumbai North West.

Of the 338 candidates in the electoral fray, 149 were independents and 26 women. Out of the total 3,17,39,442 voters that were expected to vote on Thursday, 1,70,20,383 were men and 1,46,22,713 women.

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