Northeast Desk, 19th April: In the ongoing State Assembly election in Sikkim, citizens have turned out in significant numbers, with a notable 52.73% of registered voters casting their ballots by 3 PM, according to data released by the Election Commission of India.
The voting trend, monitored across various constituencies in the state, reveals a steady participation rate throughout the day. Notably, several constituencies witnessed a surge in voter turnout as the polling hours progressed.
Among the constituencies, Yuksum-Tashiding recorded a 47.9% voter turnout by 3 PM, while Namchi-Singhithang boasted the highest participation rate at 63.95%. The lowest turnout was observed in Sangha constituency, which saw 54.12% of voters exercising their franchise by the same hour.
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