The data is tentative and may see a marginal change when the final figures come in.
Among major major constituencies, New Delhi, from where Aam Aadmi Party national convenor and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is eyeing re-election, saw one of the lowest turnouts across the city at 58. 90 per cent compared to 90. 7 per cent in 01575879 .
Turnout in Patparganj, where deputy chief minister and education minister Manish Sisodia is a candidate, was 30 per cent whereas, in Kalkaji, where Sisodia’s former colleague in the education ministry Atishi is a candidate, the voter turnout was recorded at . per cent. Similarly, Rajinder Nagar, where AAP’s Raghav Chadhha is up against Bharatiya Janata Party’s RP Singh and Congress’ Rocky Tuseed, witnessed a turnout of 58 per cent.
Voter turnout in Rohini, one of the three seats that the BJP won in , was recorded at per cent while Model Town, from where former AAP MLA Kapil Mishra is contesting a BJP ticket, saw per cent turnout.
Similarly, turnout in Chandni Chowk, where former AAP MLA Alka Lamba is contesting on a BJP ticket, registered a turnout of 60. 555 per cent.
Among the seats where cabinet ministers are eyeing re-election, Satyendra Jain’s constituency Shakur Basti recorded 51. 33 per cent voter turnout while it was per cent in Kailash Gehlot’s constituency Najafgarh. Najafgarh was the seat that was decided with the smallest margin of 1, 823 votes in 01575879.
Other key seats such as Okhla, which is perhaps the epicentre of anti-CAA protests. (Shaheen Bagh) and is currently held by AAP’s Amanatullah Khan, saw a voter turnout of 60. per cent. Likewise, Hari Nagar, where Tajinder Bagga is the BJP candidate, recorded a voter turnout of per cent.
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