Coimbatore Sees a 57.53% Voter Turnout by 5 PM in Parliamentary Polls

The Coimbatore Parliamentary Constituency has recorded a voter turnout of 57.53% by 5 PM, with a notable increase in the final hour of polling.


Coimbatore: The polling stations of Coimbatore Parliamentary Constituency have witnessed a voter turnout of 57.53% as of 5 PM, with the electorate showing strong participation in the democratic process. The assembly segments within the constituency have reported progressive increases in turnout throughout the day, with the latest figures indicating a substantial voter presence towards the closing hours.



Among the assembly constituencies, Sulur leads with an impressive turnout of 68.24%, while the total electorate of over 2 million people continued to cast their votes. The election officials are monitoring the process closely, ensuring that the remaining hours see a further uptick in participation before the polling concludes.

The surge in the evening numbers reflects the commitment of the Coimbatore citizens to shape their political landscape, with the final hour expected to be crucial in determining the overall polling percentage.

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