As many as 1,80,56,896 registered electors including 1,05,859 service electors will decide the fate of 223 candidates in the fray in Haryana.
Out of the total voters, 97,16,516 are male, 83,40,173 are female and 207 transgender electors, said Haryana joint chief electoral officer, Inder Jeet.
The voting to 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana will be held on May 12.
Inder Jeet said that as a result of Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) programme organized in all districts, 6, 08,603 new electors have been registered in the state after January 31.
Referring to the age-group wise number of electors in the state, he said that three lakh electors are in the age group of 18-19 years.
The number of such electors was 1.40 lakh as on January 31 whereas 1.60 lakh new electors registered themselves during this period upto April 23 which shows enthusiasm among the youth for elections this time, he added.
Similarly, while 38.96 lakh electors are in the age group of 20-29 years, 44.38 lakh in the age group of 30-39 years, 35.46 lakh in the age group of 40-49 years, 27.86 lakh in the age group of 50-59 years, 17.31 lakh in the age group of 60-69 years, 8.87 lakh in the age group of 70-79 years and 4.27 lakh electors are those who are above 80 years of age, he said.
Elaborating about parliamentary constituency wise electors, he said that there are total 18,53,577 electors in Ambala (SC) parliamentary constituency including 99,0,603 male, 8,62,944 female and 30 transgender electors.
In Kurukshetra parliamentary constituency there are 16,57,335 electors including 8,82,798 male, 7,74,525 female and 12 transgender electors. 18,03353 electors in Sirsa (SC) parliamentary constituency include 9,59,026 male, 8,44,316 female and 11 transgender electors.
Similarly, 16,31,809 voters in Hisar parliamentary constituency include 8,82,418 male, 7,49,383 female and 8 transgender electors.
Karnal constituency has 19,04193 voters including 1019227 male, 884941 female and 25 transgender electors and Sonipat Lok Sabha seat has 15,92,610 electors including 8,66,353 male, 7,26,230 female and 27 transgender electors.
Inder Jeet further said that in Rohtak parliamentary constituency there are total 17,37,133 electors including 9,37,701 male, 7,99,422 female and 10 transgender electors.
16,54,367 electors are in Bhiwani-Mahendergarh parliamentary constituency which include 8,89,989 male, 7,64,366 female and 12 transgender electors.
There are 21,50,668 electors in Gurugram parliamentary constituency including 11,45,459 male, 1005174 female and 35 transgender electors and as many as 20,71,851 electors in Faridabad constituency including 11,42,942 male, 9,28,872 female and 37 transgender electors.
The joint chief electoral officer said that as many as 19,433 polling stations have been set up in the state including 19,425 regular polling stations and 8 auxiliary polling stations.
5,502 polling stations have been set up in urban areas and 13,931 in rural areas, he added.
There are a total of 223 candidates are in fray for the elections in the state this time with maximum number of 29 candidates from Sonipat parliamentary constituency and minimum 16 from Karnal Parliamentary Constituency.
230 candidates contested the Lok Sabha Elections-2014 in the state with maximum 41 candidates contested from Hisar constituency and minimum 14 each from Ambala and Rohtak constituencies.