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Elections 2019: Did Gujaratis raise Mumbai's voting percentage?
Updated On: 01 May, 2019 07:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar and Ranjeet Jadhav
Analysis of V-Day shows the Gujarati community voted in large numbers in Borivli, Ghatkopar and Mulund

In Borivli alone, 66.19 per cent of the voters came out to vote. Representational Image
While 55.29 per cent of the city's total voting population voted on Monday, a steep rise was observed in the turnout in Gujarati-dominated areas of Borivli, Ghatkopar and Mulund. In Borivli alone, 66.19 per cent of the voters came out to vote. Meanwhile, numbers dropped in Marathi-dominated areas of Worli, Sewri and Mahim.
An uptick was observed in the voting trends in areas dominated by the Gujarati-speaking population. At Ghatkopar east, the turnout was 61.27 per cent, whereas Mulund and Dahisar registered 63.66 per cent and 62.39 per cent respectively. Borivli saw a rise of 9 per cent compared to 2014, with 66.19 per cent of the eligible voters in the area coming to exercise their franchise.
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