As many as 1,69,53,358 voters will cast their votes in the third phase of lok Sabha elections to be held on April 24 in 10 lok Sabha constituencies of the state. The constituencies are Vidisha, Dewas (SC), Ujjain (SC), Mandsaur, Ratlam (ST), Dhar (ST), Indore, Khargone (ST), Khandwa and Betul (ST). The voters include 81,71,514 women and 349 ‘others.’
Among the 10 parliamentary constituencies, Indore is the largest with 21 lakh 14 thousand 92 voters and Ujjain smallest with 15 lakh 25 thousand 292 voters.
Among the remaining parliamentary constituencies, Vidisha has 16 lakh 33 thousand 965 voters including 8 lakh 72 thousand 107 male, 7 lakh 61 thousand 836 female and 22 other voters, Dewas 16 lakh 15 thousand 911 voters including 8 lakh 42 thousand 571 male, 7 lakh 73 thousand 317 female and 23 other voters, Ujjain 15 lakh 25 thousand 292 voters including 7 lakh 90 thousand 717 male, 7 lakh 34 thousand 540 female and 35 other voters, Mandaur 16 lakh 25 thousand 614 voters including 8 lakh 37 thousand 288 male, 7 lakh 88 thousand 294 female and 32 other voters, Ratlam 17 lakh 2 thousand 459 voters including 8 lakh 60 thousand 810 male and 8 lakh 41 thousand 624 female and 25 other voters and Dhar 16 lakh 67 thousand 77 voters including 8 lakh 57 thousand 169 male, 8 lakh 9 thousand 869 female and 39 other voters.
Indore lok Sabha constituency has 21 lakh 14 thousand 92 voters including 11 lakh 5 thousand 608 male, 10 lakh 8 thousand 411 female and 73 other voters, Khargone 17 lakh 3 thousand 137 voters including 8 lakh 66 thousand 793 male, 8 lakh 36 thousand 322 female and 22 other voters, Khandwa 17 lakh 59 thousand 51 voters including 9 lakh 12 thousand 456 male, 8 lakh 46 thousand 552 female and 43 other voters and Betul lok Sabha constituency has 16 lakh 6 thousand 760 voters including 8 lakh 35 thousand 976 male, 7 lakh 70 thousand 749 female and 35 other voters.