Karnataka Elections 2023: ECI Shares Voter Overview With Numbers And Key Points — IN PICS

Have a look at the voter overview for Karnataka Elections 2023 with numbers and key points.

Karnataka Elections 2023: ECI Gives General Overview Of Electors — IN PICS

The Election Commission of India announced today that it will release the poll schedule for elections to the 224-member Karnataka Legislative Assembly, the term of which will end on May 24. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Number of polling stations to be set up is 58,282 while the number of average voters per booth is estimated to be 883. There will be 24,063 booths in urban region and 34,219 in the rural region. 1320 polling stations in total will be managed by women, 224 will be managed by the youth, 224 will be managed by PwD and 240 by Model PS. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

In a general overview of this election, there will be 2,62,42,561 male electors, 2,59,26,319 female electors and 4,699 electors from the third gender. There will be 47,779 service electors and 5,55,073 PwD electors. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

This elections will be inclusive of the third gender. Total transgenders in the state are 42,756 and the number of transgenders who are registered in the electoral roll are 41,312. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

The tally of first time voters in this election (aged between 18-19 yrs) will be 9,17,241 and number of advance applications (17+ yrs of age) is 1,25,406. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

The amount of centenarian voters this year have increased by 32.5 per cent as compared to 2018 and that of PwD voters has increased by 158 per cent. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

There has been 100 per cent enrollment of voters (18+) from Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups. 40 Ethnic polling stations will be set up in Tribal regions. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

These are the districts with lowest voter turnout percentage. Urban apathy is a cause of concern, said ECI. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

ECI is working continuously to enhance voter experience by setting up ethnic eco model polling stations, encouraging PwD to vote by having PwD managed polling stations and having a large number of polling stations managed by women. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

ECI is moving towards 100 per cent permanent Assured Minimum Facilities (AMF). Drinking water will be available at 99.8 per cent of polling stations, electricity will be available at 99.54 per cent of stations, ramp will be available at 98.6 per cent of stations and toilets will be available at 98.2 per cent of stations. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

ECI organised Electhon 2023 to list out some of the biggest issues that it faces and is trying to resolve in order to increase the voter turn-out. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Have a look at the statistics of Electhon 2023. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Awareness activities are being conducted to ensure maximum voter turn-out. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Record amount of liquor and other intoxicating substances were seized during the past 5 state elections viz. Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Tripura Assembly Elections. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

ECI presents statistics from 5 recent state elections for polling stations where peaceful polling was done. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Strict vigilance has been ensured on the inter-state borders. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

ECI nudges voters towards having ethical elections. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Here's a detailed schedule for General Elections to Legislative Assembly of Karnataka 2023. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)

Here's a detailed schedule for Bye Elections in PCs and ACs. (Image Source: Election Commission of India)