This year's election saw a significant voter turnout, with 69.72 per cent of eligible voters casting their ballots across Tamil Nadu's 39 constituencies. Notably, Dharmapuri recorded the highest voter engagement at 81.20 per cent, while Central Chennai had the lowest at 53.96 per cent.
Voting in Uttar Pradesh for the 80 Lok Sabha seats was held in 7 phases. The Election Commission of India had announced the poll dates on March 16 and accordingly voting took place in the state across the seven phases.
Supriya Shrinate said that Congress had done its own 'exit polls' or survey and claimed that the party would be winning 295 seats along with the INDIA alliance in the Lok Sabha Elections 2024.