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Politics
Balotra municipal polls see 75.84% turnout; Dhorimanna leads with 91.59%
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 10:05 PM
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In the second phase of Rajasthan's 2026 municipal elections, 75.84% of voters cast ballots across four urban bodies in Balotra district, with Dhorimanna recording the highest turnout.
Balotra district in Rajasthan conducted the second phase of the 2026 municipal body elections on Tuesday, covering four urban local bodies and a total of 120 wards. Voter participation reached 75.84%, indicating a robust engagement from the electorate.
Among the wards, the Dhorimanna area recorded the highest turnout at 91.59%, reflecting strong local interest in the civic polls. In contrast, the Siyana ward saw the lowest participation, with 69.32% of registered voters casting their ballots.
Election officials have scheduled the counting of votes for the 14th of the month, after which the results for the four municipal bodies will be declared. The turnout figures are expected to influence the composition of local councils that will manage urban services and development projects in the district.
The high voter turnout, especially in Dhorimanna, underscores the growing importance of municipal governance among residents, who are keen to shape policies on infrastructure, sanitation, and public amenities.
Authorities have urged all voters to continue adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols at polling stations, ensuring a safe and orderly electoral process.
Among the wards, the Dhorimanna area recorded the highest turnout at 91.59%, reflecting strong local interest in the civic polls. In contrast, the Siyana ward saw the lowest participation, with 69.32% of registered voters casting their ballots.
Election officials have scheduled the counting of votes for the 14th of the month, after which the results for the four municipal bodies will be declared. The turnout figures are expected to influence the composition of local councils that will manage urban services and development projects in the district.
The high voter turnout, especially in Dhorimanna, underscores the growing importance of municipal governance among residents, who are keen to shape policies on infrastructure, sanitation, and public amenities.
Authorities have urged all voters to continue adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols at polling stations, ensuring a safe and orderly electoral process.