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EC Logs More Female Voters in Revised Electoral List in State

The New Indian Express Mangaluru

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January 07, 2025

Total number of voters in 2025 at 5,52,08,565, up by over one lakh

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ Bengaluru

The final electoral roll released by the Election Commission on Monday showed more female voters than males in Karnataka. From the draft to the final list, the number of voters has gone up by over one lakh. Also, 30,964 applications are still pending to be included in the electoral rolls.

According to data released by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Karnataka, in the draft electoral rolls 2025, released on October 29, there were 5,51,04,782 electors. This number increased to 5,52,08,565 in the final list released on Monday.

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