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Maha Assembly Polls 2019: Lukewarm response noticed at polling booths
Updated On: 21 October, 2019 11:23 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
On Monday morning, mid-day visited several polling stations in Versova Assembly Constituency in Andheri West. In the first three hours, it was seen that the number of voters were less compared to the ones who turned up during the Lok Sabha elections

Shiv Sena MLA and Minister Ravindra Waikar/Pic courtesy - Ranjeet Jadhav
Voting for the assembly constituencies in Mumbai started at 7:00 a.m. However, the response (in the first 3 hours) appeared to be lukewarm in the majority of the 36 seats in Mumbai. Till 9 am, the voting percentage in Mumbai Suburbs was just 5.77 per cent. In the city, the voting percentage was an even more abysmal 5.04 per cent. Till 10 am, Maharashtra saw a 5.47 per cent voter turnout whereas Haryana (which is also going for the polls) saw an 8.91 per cent voter turnout.
On Monday morning, mid-day visited several polling stations in Versova Assembly Constituency in Andheri West. In the first three hours, it was seen that the number of voters were less compared to the ones who turned up during the Lok Sabha elections.


