by Haryananewswire
CHANDIGARH, MARCH 12
As many as 3,49,452 voters in the age group of 18 and 19 years, including 98,756 women and 2,50,696 men, would cast their vote for the first time in the ensuing Lok Sabha
elections being held in Haryana on April 10. The maximum number of such first-time 47,161 voters fall in the Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency.
According to the data released by the Haryana Election Department today, the maximum number of 14,144 women in the 18-19 age group, fall in the Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency. The maximum number of 33,017 first-time men voters, also come from Gurgaon.
On the lower side, the minimum number of 27,213 voters in the age group of 18 and 19 is in the Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency. These include 7,221 women and 19,992 men.
In all, more than 1.55 crore voters would cast their vote in Haryana in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections, including 71,52,207 women and 84,42,220 men.
As many as 3,70,235 voters above 80 years of age would cast their vote in the state. The maximum number of 41,571 voters in this age group is in Sirsa out of which men number 25,097. The maximum number of women voters in this age group is in Ambala.
The least number of 26, 207 voters, above 80 years of age, fall in the Faridabad Lok Sabha constituency. These include 12,465 women and 13,742 men.
There are 35,84,090 voters in the state in age group of 20 and 29, including 14,88,926 women and 20,95,164 men. Similarly, there are 37,76,969 voters in the age group of 30 and 39, including
17,35,026 women and 20,42,943 men. There are 33,39,362 voters in the age group of 40 and 49 years, including 15,73,444 women and 17,65,918 men. Also, in age group of 50 and 59 years, there are 22,54,273 voters, including 10,90,607 women and 11,63,666 men.
The total number of voters in the age group of 60 and 69 years are 12,99,232, including 6,39,954 women and 6,59,278 men. As many as 6,20,814 voters are in age group of 70 and 80, including 3,16,836 women and 3,03,978 men.
The total number of voters in the age group of 18 and 19 years in Ambala is 31,670; Kurukshetra 34,236; Sirsa 41,132, Hisar 32,455, Karnal 38,108; Sonepat 29,334; Rohtak 27,213;
Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 28,788; Gurgaon 47,161; and Faridabad 39,355.
Similarly, the total number of voters in the age group of 20 and 29 in Ambala is 3,54,127; Kurukshetra 3,26,796; Sirsa 3,95,366; Hisar 3,35,731; Karnal 3,91,516; Sonepat 3,18,874; Rohtak 3,02,785; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,96,687; Gurgaon 4,50,030; and Faridabad
4,12,178.
The total number of voters in the age group of 30 and 39 years in Ambala is 3,98,468; Kurukshetra 3,43,005; Sirsa 3,83,646; Hisar 3,57,061; Karnal 3,98,063; Sonepat 3,31,114; Rohtak 3,69,064; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 3,45,144; Gurgaon 4,25,860; and Faridabad
4,25,544.
The total number of voters in the age group of 40 and 49 years in Ambala is 3,46,270; Kurukshetra 3,09,358; Sirsa 3,50,747; Hisar 3,32,310; Karnal 3,52,416; Sonepat 2,89,880; Rohtak 3,30,283; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,99,447; Gurgaon 3,61,189 and Faridabad
3,67,462.
The total number of voters in the age group of 50 and 59 years in Ambala is 2,51,182; Kurukshetra 2,15,287; Sirsa 2,31,754; Hisar 2,14,417; Karnal 2,30,669; Sonepat 2,01,024; Rohtak 2,28,785; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,14,408; Gurgaon 2,35,133 and Faridabad
2,31,614.
The total number of voters in the age group of 60 and 69 years in Ambala is 1,51,380; Kurukshetra 1,26,764; Sirsa 1,2,9087; Hisar 1,16,903; Karnal 1,29,604; Sonepat 1,16,737; Rohtak 1,35,460; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 1,28,750; Gurgaon 1,42,256; and Faridabad
1,22,291.
The total number of voters in the age group of 70 and 80 years in Ambala is 70,256, in Kurukshetra 59,423; Sirsa 62,899; Hisar 55,216, Karnal 61,257; Sonepat 57,638; Rohtak 65,730;
Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 64,335; Gurgaon 68,590; and Faridabad 55,470.
The total number of voters above 80 years of age in Ambala is 39,731, Kurukshetra 40,485; Sirsa 41,571; Hisar 33,131; Karnal 36,108; Sonepat 33,365; Rohtak 40,720; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 40,483; Gurgaon 38,434; and Faridabad 26,207.
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CHANDIGARH, MARCH 12
As many as 3,49,452 voters in the age group of 18 and 19 years, including 98,756 women and 2,50,696 men, would cast their vote for the first time in the ensuing Lok Sabha
elections being held in Haryana on April 10. The maximum number of such first-time 47,161 voters fall in the Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency.
According to the data released by the Haryana Election Department today, the maximum number of 14,144 women in the 18-19 age group, fall in the Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency. The maximum number of 33,017 first-time men voters, also come from Gurgaon.
On the lower side, the minimum number of 27,213 voters in the age group of 18 and 19 is in the Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency. These include 7,221 women and 19,992 men.
In all, more than 1.55 crore voters would cast their vote in Haryana in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections, including 71,52,207 women and 84,42,220 men.
As many as 3,70,235 voters above 80 years of age would cast their vote in the state. The maximum number of 41,571 voters in this age group is in Sirsa out of which men number 25,097. The maximum number of women voters in this age group is in Ambala.
The least number of 26, 207 voters, above 80 years of age, fall in the Faridabad Lok Sabha constituency. These include 12,465 women and 13,742 men.
There are 35,84,090 voters in the state in age group of 20 and 29, including 14,88,926 women and 20,95,164 men. Similarly, there are 37,76,969 voters in the age group of 30 and 39, including
17,35,026 women and 20,42,943 men. There are 33,39,362 voters in the age group of 40 and 49 years, including 15,73,444 women and 17,65,918 men. Also, in age group of 50 and 59 years, there are 22,54,273 voters, including 10,90,607 women and 11,63,666 men.
The total number of voters in the age group of 60 and 69 years are 12,99,232, including 6,39,954 women and 6,59,278 men. As many as 6,20,814 voters are in age group of 70 and 80, including 3,16,836 women and 3,03,978 men.
The total number of voters in the age group of 18 and 19 years in Ambala is 31,670; Kurukshetra 34,236; Sirsa 41,132, Hisar 32,455, Karnal 38,108; Sonepat 29,334; Rohtak 27,213;
Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 28,788; Gurgaon 47,161; and Faridabad 39,355.
Similarly, the total number of voters in the age group of 20 and 29 in Ambala is 3,54,127; Kurukshetra 3,26,796; Sirsa 3,95,366; Hisar 3,35,731; Karnal 3,91,516; Sonepat 3,18,874; Rohtak 3,02,785; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,96,687; Gurgaon 4,50,030; and Faridabad
4,12,178.
The total number of voters in the age group of 30 and 39 years in Ambala is 3,98,468; Kurukshetra 3,43,005; Sirsa 3,83,646; Hisar 3,57,061; Karnal 3,98,063; Sonepat 3,31,114; Rohtak 3,69,064; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 3,45,144; Gurgaon 4,25,860; and Faridabad
4,25,544.
The total number of voters in the age group of 40 and 49 years in Ambala is 3,46,270; Kurukshetra 3,09,358; Sirsa 3,50,747; Hisar 3,32,310; Karnal 3,52,416; Sonepat 2,89,880; Rohtak 3,30,283; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,99,447; Gurgaon 3,61,189 and Faridabad
3,67,462.
The total number of voters in the age group of 50 and 59 years in Ambala is 2,51,182; Kurukshetra 2,15,287; Sirsa 2,31,754; Hisar 2,14,417; Karnal 2,30,669; Sonepat 2,01,024; Rohtak 2,28,785; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2,14,408; Gurgaon 2,35,133 and Faridabad
2,31,614.
The total number of voters in the age group of 60 and 69 years in Ambala is 1,51,380; Kurukshetra 1,26,764; Sirsa 1,2,9087; Hisar 1,16,903; Karnal 1,29,604; Sonepat 1,16,737; Rohtak 1,35,460; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 1,28,750; Gurgaon 1,42,256; and Faridabad
1,22,291.
The total number of voters in the age group of 70 and 80 years in Ambala is 70,256, in Kurukshetra 59,423; Sirsa 62,899; Hisar 55,216, Karnal 61,257; Sonepat 57,638; Rohtak 65,730;
Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 64,335; Gurgaon 68,590; and Faridabad 55,470.
The total number of voters above 80 years of age in Ambala is 39,731, Kurukshetra 40,485; Sirsa 41,571; Hisar 33,131; Karnal 36,108; Sonepat 33,365; Rohtak 40,720; Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 40,483; Gurgaon 38,434; and Faridabad 26,207.
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