Maharashtra Municipal Elections: Higher Voter Turnout Than 2017

Maharashtra's municipal elections concluded with a notable voter turnout ranging from 46% to 50%, surpassing 2017 statistics. Kolhapur reported the highest turnout at 50.85%, while Mumbai and other cities saw varied participation. Counting commences on Friday, with final results expected by 4pm.

Voting in Maharashtra's municipal elections concluded at 5:30pm, with a voter turnout between 46% and 50%, according to State Election Commissioner Dinesh Waghmare. This marks an improvement from the 2017 civic polls.

Waghmare expressed satisfaction with the turnout. Data revealed a 41.13% turnout as of 3:30pm, with Kolhapur leading at 50.85%. Mumbai and other cities displayed varied participation.

Vote counting begins at 10am on Friday across Maharashtra, including 15 locations in Mumbai. Results are anticipated by 4pm.