Top and Bottom Parliamentary Constituencies in Terms of Voter Turnout in General Elections 2014

Top and Bottom Parliamentary Constituencies in Terms of Voter Turnout in General Elections 2014

The 16^th General Elections witnessed a record voter turnout of 66.4%. Dhubri of Assam is the parliamentary constituency that recorded the highest turnout at 88.22% followed by Nagaland at 87.82%; Srinagar of J&K recorded the lowest turnout at 25.90%, followed by Anantnag of the same state.

Table 1: Top 10 Parliamentary Constituencies in terms of Voter Turnout

Sl. No	Parliamentary Constituency	State/UT	Voter Turnout
1	Dhubri	Assam	88.22%
2	Nagaland	Nagaland	87.82%
3	Tamluk	West Bengal	87.59%
4	Bishnupur	West Bengal	86.72%
5	Lakshadweep	Lakshadweep	86.61%
6	Kanthi	West Bengal	86.61%
7	Bardhaman Purba	West Bengal	86.21%
8	Tripura West	Tripura	85.92%
9	Basirhat	West Bengal	85.45%
10	Birbhum	West Bengal	85.33%
Source: Election Commission of India

Table 2: Bottom 10 Parliamentary Constituencies in terms of Voter Turnout

Sl. No	Parliamentary Constituency	State/UT	Voter Turnout
1	Srinagar	Jammu & Kashmir	25.90%
2	Anantnag	Jammu & Kashmir	28.84%
3	Baramulla	Jammu & Kashmir	39.13%
4	Kalyan	Maharashtra	42.88%
5	Patna Sahib	Bihar	45.33%
6	Bhind	Madhya Pradesh	45.62%
7	Nalanda	Bihar	47.22%
8	Mumbai North Central	Maharashtra	48.61%
9	Arrah	Bihar	48.75%
10	Bansgaon	Uttar Pradesh	49.88%
Source: Election Commission of India