- Karnataka has recorded a voter turnout of about 37.25 per cent till 1 PM on Wednesday, reports PTI
- A voter turnout of 20.99 per cent was recorded till 11 am, reports PTI
A voter turnout of 8.26 per cent was recorded in the first two hours of polling in Karnataka Legislative Assembly elections on Wednesday, according to Election Commission data.
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The highest percentage was in the coastal district of Udupi (13.28 per cent) and the lowest in Chamarajanagar district (5.75 per cent) till 9 am.
Voting for the 224-member Assembly began at 7 am and will go on till 6 pm.
The main electoral fight is between the ruling BJP, Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) led by former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda.
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