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Rajasthan Panchayat Vote: 68% Turnout by 6 PM in Third Phase
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 08:36 PM
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Voting in the third phase of Rajasthan's Panchayat elections crossed 68% by 6 PM, with Naharpura in Banswara recording the highest turnout at 82.71%.
The third phase of the Panchayat elections in Rajasthan witnessed a strong voter turnout, with participation crossing the 68 percent mark by 6 PM. The high level of engagement indicates significant civic interest in local governance across the state.
Among the constituencies, the Naharpura Panchayat Samiti in Banswara district recorded the highest voter turnout, reaching 82.71 percent. This figure stands out as the peak participation rate for the day, reflecting intense local interest in the election results.
Conversely, the Dausa Panchayat Samiti reported the lowest turnout among the areas covered in this phase, with voting standing at 49.90 percent. Despite the variation, the overall trend shows a robust democratic exercise in the state's rural areas.
In Jaipur district, the Sagana Panchayat Samiti also performed well, registering a 79.86 percent turnout. These figures highlight the diverse levels of participation across different regions of Rajasthan as the voting process continues.
Among the constituencies, the Naharpura Panchayat Samiti in Banswara district recorded the highest voter turnout, reaching 82.71 percent. This figure stands out as the peak participation rate for the day, reflecting intense local interest in the election results.
Conversely, the Dausa Panchayat Samiti reported the lowest turnout among the areas covered in this phase, with voting standing at 49.90 percent. Despite the variation, the overall trend shows a robust democratic exercise in the state's rural areas.
In Jaipur district, the Sagana Panchayat Samiti also performed well, registering a 79.86 percent turnout. These figures highlight the diverse levels of participation across different regions of Rajasthan as the voting process continues.