The Election Commission is appealing to the people of Delhi to vote and said ‘This is not a day of leave, this is the time of duty’
Appeal to cast vote: I am Sachin Tendulkar speaking. Brand Ambassador of the Election Commission. The day of polling does not mean a holiday, but a day of duty. Vote in the Assembly elections. Your voice is your voice. “Pet your vote. Through such messages on mobile and IVR phone calls, the Election Commission is busy getting voters out of the House in the Delhi Assembly elections. So that the vote can be increased.
In 2015, the voter turnout was 67.47 percent
The highest voter turnout was 67.47 per cent in the Delhi Assembly elections in 2025. In comparison, the vote percentage in the 2020 assembly elections has decreased by 4.87 percent. Due to this, the voter turnout in the 2020 assembly elections was 62.60 per cent. Therefore, the Election Commission has the challenge of increasing the vote percentage in the assembly elections this time.
In view of this, many big events were organised by the Election Commission to make voters aware after the announcement of the Delhi Assembly elections. Today, even after the voting process has started on Wednesday, the Election Commission is encouraging voters to vote by calling that IVR on their phones.
At the same time, the Election Commission is constantly appealing to people through social media to reach the polling station with maximum number and voting. He will vote from the heart by posting in the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi.
8.10 per cent voter turnout in first two hours
In the first 2 hours, 10.70% voter turnout was recorded in the Delhi Assembly elections. While there is enthusiasm among voters across Delhi, the Muslim atmosphere in the Northeast district recorded the highest voter turnout of 10.70 per cent in the first 2 hours. The lowest voter turnout in New Delhi district was 6.51 per cent.
As the day progresses, voting is expected to increase rapidly. According to the Election Commission, till 9 am, Central Delhi had voted 6.67 per cent, East Delhi 8.21 per cent, North District 7.12 per cent, North-West 7.66 per cent, Shahdara 8.92 per cent, South 8.43 per cent, South 8.36 per cent, South 9.34 per cent and West 6.76 per cent.
The President, LG and Rahul Gandhi voted
If you look at the voting trend as per assembly, Mustafabad assembly constituency saw the highest voter turnout of 12.43 per cent. At the same time, the lowest voter turnout was 5.75 per cent in the Rajendra Nagar Assembly constituency.
Seelampur recorded 11.02 per cent, Gokulpuri 10.66 per cent, Karwal Nagar 10.53 per cent, Najafgarh 10.12 per cent, Kirari 10.06 per cent, Seemapuri 10.29 per cent, Chhatarpur 11.05 per cent and Sangam Vihar 10.87 per cent.
