1.47 crore voters will decide the new government of Delhi. This time the number of voters is about 1.6 million more than in 2015 assembly elections. The number of voters who vote for the first time in it is about 2.08 lakh. The Delhi Election Office has released the final voter list on Monday. Interestingly, there has been an increase in the number of female voters per thousand men.
According to Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh, 7.27 percent voters are more than the voter list published in January 2019. At the same time, the sex ratio has also increased from 812 to 824. Whereas the number of new voters has increased from 97 thousand to 2.08 lakh as compared to the previous Lok Sabha elections.
Ranbir Singh stated that a special summary revision was made between September 1 and October 30. During this period, about 2.47 lakh new voters were included in the list, while about 60 thousand were removed. This led to an increase of 1.87 lakh voters.
According to Election Commission data, this time the number of first-time voters (18–19 years) is 2,08,883. While this number in the Lok Sabha elections
Was 97,684. At the same time, there were 1,72,450 in the last assembly elections.
The number of missing voters is more than 11 lakhs
Ranbir Singh said that 11,55,631 voters were either absent in Delhi or they have changed their place of residence. It is possible that some of it
has also died. The Election Office is investigating this. After further verification, his name will be removed from the voter list.
Voters increased compared to population
According to the Election Office, the number of voters compared to the population (Epic ruth) This time it has increased. In 2019, there were 1.37 crore
voters with an estimated population of 1.97 crore. The EP ratio was 69.29. While the electorate is 1.46 crore against the current population of 2.01 crore. Accordingly, the EP ratios are 72.94. At the same time, in 2015
the EP ratio was 70.02 per cent at an estimated population of 1.86 crore.
Final Voter List of 2020:
| Total population |
2,01,43,686 |
| Total voters |
1,46,92,136 |
| Male voters |
80,55,686 |
| Female voters |
66,35,635 |
| Third Gender |
815 |
| First time voter |
2,08,883 |
| Female voters per one thousand men |
824 |
| Absent, Shift, Deceased |
11,55,631 |
Highest voter on Matiala seat: 4,19,935
Lowest voter on Chandni Chowk: 1,25,172
Tilak Nagar has the highest number of 951 female voters per one thousand men
Okhla has the lowest number of 677 female voters per one thousand men
Final voter list of 2015:
Delhi Estimated population of: 1.86 crore
Total voters: 1,30,85,251
Male Voters: 72,60,633
Female Voters: 58,24,618
Third Gender: 796
First Time Voters: 1,72,450
Female Voters Per One Thousand Men: 802
Absent, Shift, Deceased: 65000
[1945900] Highest voter on Matiala seat: 3,39,686
Lowest voter on Chandni Chowk: 1,12,739
Shakurbasti has the highest number of voters Da per one thousand men to 938 women voters
lowest per one thousand men to 638 women voters in Tuglakabad
1. First Assembly Election: 27 March 1952
Total seats: 48
Total voters: 7,44,668
Votes cast: 5,21,766
First Chief Minister: Chaudhary Brahmaprakash (Congress) then Gurmukh Nihal Singh
How many seats to which party: Congress: 39, Bharatiya Jana Sangh (now BJP): 5
. The Assembly was abolished from 1956 to 92.
2. Second Assembly Election: 1993
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 58,50,545
Votes cast: 36,12,713
How many seats to which party: BJP: 49, Congress: 14
Chief Ministers: Madan Lal Khurana, Sahib Singh Verma and Sushma Swaraj
3. Assembly Elections: 1998
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 8420141
Votes cast: 4124986 (48.99 per cent)
Chief Minister: Sheela Dixit
How many seats to which party: Congress- 52, BJP-17, JDU-1
4. Assembly
elections: 2003
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 84,48,324
Votes cast: 45,13,135 (53.42 per cent)
Chief Minister: Sheila Dixit
How much to which party Seats: Congress-47, BJP-20, JDU-NCP and Azad one each
5. Assembly Elections: 2008
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 1,07,26,573
Votes cast: 61,76,075 (57.58 per cent)
Chief Minister: Sheila Dixit
Which party How many seats: Congress-43, BJP-23, BSP-2, Independents and Lok Janshakti Party one each
6. Assembly Elections: 2013
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 1,19,36,360
Votes cast: 78,33,919 (65.63 per cent)
Chief Minister: Arvind Kejriwal
49 days Government of
How many seats to which party: BJP-31, Aam Aadmi Party- 28, Congress- 8, IND, JDU, SAD- All three seats each
7. Assembly elections: 2015
Total seats: 70
Total voters: 1,33,13,295
Total votes cast: 89,36,159 (67.12 per cent)
Chief Minister: Arvind Kejriwal (AAP)
How many seats to which party: Aam Aadmi Party- 67, BJP-3
