The Election Commission of India has released a comprehensive statistical report for the Lok Sabha elections 2024.
Registered Electors for Lok Sabha were 97,97,51,847 Electors in 2024 as compared to 91,19,50,734 in 2019.
Total electors were increased in 2024 over 2019 was 7.43%.
Of the 97.97 crore registered electors, 47.63 crore were women, up from 43.85 crore in 2019, comprising 48.62% of the total electors compared to 48.09% in 2019.
Puducherry led with the highest percentage of female electors (53.03%), followed by Kerala (51.56%).
The female-to-male elector ratio reached a record high of 946 per 1,000 males, up from 926 in 2019.
64.64 crore votes polled in 2024, compared to 61.4 crore in 2019.
Of these, 64.21 crore were EVM votes (32.93 crore male, 31.27 crore female, and 13,058 third gender) and 42.81 lakh were postal ballots.
Dhubri in Assam recorded the highest turnout at 92.3%, while Srinagar in J&K had the lowest at 38.7%.
The 2024 Lok Sabha elections featured 10,52,664 polling stations, an increase from 10,37,848 in 2019.
Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of polling stations at 1,62,069, while Lakshadweep had the fewest with 55.
Bihar saw the largest increase in polling stations with 4,739 additional stations compared to 2019, followed by West Bengal with 1,731.
The Highest enrolment of overseas electors in 2024 was recorded in five southern states – Kerala (89,839), Andhra Pradesh (7,927), Telangana (3,470), Tamil Nadu (3,432) and Karnataka (3,148).
In 2019, as many as 99,844 had registered as overseas electors.
Several large states such as Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu saw zero turnout of overseas electors.
Maharashtra had the highest number of female candidates (111), followed by Uttar Pradesh (80) and Tamil Nadu (77).
However, 152 constituencies had no female candidates.
Tamil Nadu registered the highest number of third-gender electors (8,467).
The Independent candidates made up 3,921 of the contestants, with only seven winning seats.