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Politics
Rajasthan Panchayat Polls: 20.86% Turnout by 10 AM, Tijara Leads
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 11:36 AM
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In the third phase of Rajasthan's panchayat elections, 20.86% of voters cast their ballots by 10 AM. Tijara recorded the highest turnout at 28.36%, while Mangrol and Kalyanpur had the lowest at 13.94%.
The third phase of the panchayat elections in Rajasthan saw a steady start to the voting process on Tuesday. By 10:00 AM, the state recorded a total turnout of 20.86 percent across 116 panchayat samitis. This figure indicates a consistent level of voter participation in the ongoing local body polls.
Among the participating districts, Tijara emerged as the top performer with the highest voting percentage of 28.36 percent. This high turnout in the region suggests strong civic engagement among the local electorate in the early hours of the election day.
Conversely, the districts of Mangrol and Kalyanpur reported the lowest voter turnout, standing at 13.94 percent each. Election officials are monitoring the situation to ensure smooth conduct of the polls in these areas as the day progresses.
The voting process is underway in all designated polling stations across the 116 panchayat samitis. Authorities have deployed security forces to maintain law and order, ensuring that the democratic exercise proceeds without any hindrance.
Among the participating districts, Tijara emerged as the top performer with the highest voting percentage of 28.36 percent. This high turnout in the region suggests strong civic engagement among the local electorate in the early hours of the election day.
Conversely, the districts of Mangrol and Kalyanpur reported the lowest voter turnout, standing at 13.94 percent each. Election officials are monitoring the situation to ensure smooth conduct of the polls in these areas as the day progresses.
The voting process is underway in all designated polling stations across the 116 panchayat samitis. Authorities have deployed security forces to maintain law and order, ensuring that the democratic exercise proceeds without any hindrance.