Gautam Buddh Nagar parliamentary constituency witnessed an interesting voting pattern with rural areas outshining urban localities. As per data provided by District Election Commission (DEC), Noida recorded over 55 per cent polls whereas rural areas polled around 63 per cent. Poll pundits say that heavy turnout in the rural segment is an alarming signal for BJP and Samajwadi Party as BSP has a strong support base in the rural belt. A total of 62.60 per cent polling was recorded from the constituency. Meanwhile, polling remained peaceful, barring a few minor incidents of scuffle between poll officials and voters at some places.
Since early morning, serpentine queues of voters were seen at various polling stations of the constituency. Till 11 am, more than 25 per cent votes had been polled which reached 50 per cent around 4.30 pm. Noida Assembly constituency, which has the highest number of urban migrant voters, recorded 55.4 per cent whereas high poll percentage of 63.1 per cent was recorded in Dadri area. The percentage was high in Sikandrabad, Jewar and Khurja Assembly constituencies this time. The constituency has a total of 19.84 lakh voters.