The European Commission publishes the absolute number of voter turnout in the first five phases

‘A pattern of false narrative creation’: ECI in voter turnout data row

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday said it has decided to further expand the publication format attendance data take into account the absolute number of voters in each parliamentary constituency announced this data for five phases completed so far.

The absolute number of voter turnout in the first five stages is 507 297 288.

Stage attendance:

• In first phase turnout in the Lok Sabha polls was 1,10,052,103 voters.
• The second phase turnout was 105,830,572 voters.
• Third phase turnout was 113,234,676 voters.
• The fourth phase turnout was 122,469,319 voters.
• Phase five The voter turnout was 55,710,618 people.

The European Citizens’ Initiative highlighted that this was the case no delays in the publication of voter turnout data. Voter turnout data was always available 24×7 on facilitation Voter turnout application from 9.30 a.m. on the voting day of each stage.

ECI said in a statement: “The Commission believes that this is appropriate strengthened observations and the judgment of the Supreme Court on the process of sharing turnout data by the Election Commission of India. This makes the Commission higher responsibility serve the cause of electoral democracy with unwavering determination.”

“So the commission did that decided further expanding the format for sharing turnout data to include the absolute number of voters in each parliamentary constituency, which is of course visible to all from the parliamentary constituency’s point of view citizens by applying the percentage of turnout to the total number of voters, both data have already been made publicly available,” it said.

“The process of collecting and storing votes surveyed it is rigorous, transparent and participatory. The commission and its officials in all states were there dissemination voter turnout in the best possible way, taking into account statutory considerations,” the EC said.

He claimed that the entire performance release turnout from the day voting began April 19 were accurate, consistent and consistent with electoral law and did not contain any discrepancies.

“The Commission informed public domain as well as to individual political parties the detailed process of recording and sharing turnout data and how it is stored and used form 17C” it said.

“The EC publishes the estimated voter turnout on the day two hours a day to 5:30 p.m. (5:30 p.m.). After 7 p.m., when the voting parties start arriving, the data is updated continuously. By midnight on polling day, the voter turnout app will display the best estimate “Closing the survey (COP)“data in percentage form,” he added.

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