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Vadodara Manjalpur By‑poll Sees 34.35% Voter Turnout by 5 pm
✍️ ANI News
🗓 31 Jul 2026, 04:04 AM
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The Election Commission reported a 34.35% turnout in the Manjalpur bypoll in Vadodara by 5 pm today, reflecting low voter participation in the local election.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced that the voter turnout in the Manjalpur bypoll of Vadodara stood at 34.35% as of 5 pm today. The figure was based on the number of voters who cast their ballots out of the total registered electorate in the constituency.
The bypoll, held to fill a vacant seat in the Vadodara Municipal Corporation, saw a modest turnout compared to previous elections in the city. The ECI’s preliminary results are expected to be finalized after the counting process, which will take place later in the day.
Political analysts suggest that the low participation may be due to a lack of public interest in the local election or voter fatigue following recent elections. The results will be closely watched by parties contesting the seat.
The ECI will release the final voter turnout figures once the counting is complete. Until then, the 34.35% figure remains the latest official data.
The Manjalpur constituency, located in the western part of Vadodara, has historically seen varied voter engagement levels in municipal polls.
The bypoll, held to fill a vacant seat in the Vadodara Municipal Corporation, saw a modest turnout compared to previous elections in the city. The ECI’s preliminary results are expected to be finalized after the counting process, which will take place later in the day.
Political analysts suggest that the low participation may be due to a lack of public interest in the local election or voter fatigue following recent elections. The results will be closely watched by parties contesting the seat.
The ECI will release the final voter turnout figures once the counting is complete. Until then, the 34.35% figure remains the latest official data.
The Manjalpur constituency, located in the western part of Vadodara, has historically seen varied voter engagement levels in municipal polls.