1. Assam leads with a strong 70.77% voter turnout by 6 pm in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
2. Mizoram trails behind with a turnout of 53.96%, indicating variations in civic engagement in the northeast.
3. Contrasts in voter participation emphasize the need for increased awareness and engagement efforts in Mizoram.
Northeast India, April 19: In the initial phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Assam shines as a leader with an impressive 70.77% voter turnout by 6 pm, showcasing a robust civic engagement.
Meanwhile, Mizoram lags, registering a turnout of 53.96%, highlighting disparities in voter participation across northeastern states. The nationwide average turnout for this phase stands at 59.71%, reflecting varied levels of enthusiasm among voters.
Assam sets the pace with the highest voter turnout in the northeastern region, demonstrating active civic participation and a strong commitment to the electoral process.
Conversely, Mizoram’s voter turnout falls below the regional average, indicating a need for greater efforts to promote awareness and participation among its populace.
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Data released by electoral authorities provides insights into voter engagement across northeastern states:
- Assam: 70.77%
- Mizoram: 53.96%
- Tripura: 76.10%
- Manipur: 68.62%
- Meghalaya: 69.91%
- Sikkim: 68.06%
- Arunachal Pradesh: 64.07%
- Nagaland: 56.18%
These figures underscore the diverse voter dynamics and highlight the importance of tailored strategies to enhance voter turnout and civic engagement, ensuring a more inclusive and representative electoral process.
