According to official data, North 24 Parganas recorded 59.20 percent voting by 1:00 PM, while Kolkata North reported 60.18 percent. In Kolkata South, turnout stood at 57.73 percent, and South 24 Parganas registered 58.58 percent. Nadia saw 61.41 percent participation, while Purba Bardhaman emerged with the highest turnout at 66.80 percent. Howrah recorded 60.68 percent, and Hooghly reported 64.57 percent voting by early afternoon.
Earlier in the day, voter turnout stood at 39.97 percent by 11:00 AM. At that point, North 24 Parganas recorded 38.43 percent voting, Kolkata North reported 38.39 percent, and Kolkata South registered 36.78 percent. South 24 Parganas saw 37.92 percent turnout, while Nadia recorded 40.34 percent. Purba Bardhaman continued to lead with 44.50 percent voting, followed by Howrah at 39.45 percent and Hooghly at 43.12 percent.
Initial polling figures at 9:00 AM indicated a turnout of 18.39 percent across the state. North 24 Parganas recorded 17.81 percent voting at that time, while Kolkata North and Kolkata South reported 17.28 percent and 16.81 percent respectively. South 24 Parganas saw 17.25 percent participation, Nadia recorded 18.50 percent, and Purba Bardhaman again led with 20.86 percent turnout. Howrah registered 17.76 percent, while Hooghly reported 20.16 percent voting during the early hours.
The steady rise in turnout figures throughout the day underscores active voter participation across both urban and rural regions. The data reflects a consistent upward trend from the early hours of polling, highlighting the significance of the electoral phase and the engagement of the electorate in shaping the democratic process.
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