Good turnout for state Council elections at Shivamogga


Team Udayavani, Jun 10, 2018, 9:43 AM IST

Shivamogga: The elections for the Karnataka Legislative Council was hung on June 8, to which huge numbers of the electorates ended up exercising their votes. The voting started at 7 am and finished at 5 pm. 

In Shivamogga, 20277 out of 27043 of the qualified voters turned out for the elections in the Graduates’ constituency, mirroring a level of 74.98. 

The Teachers’ supporters mirrored a 82.80 percent turnout, where 4107 out of 4960 electorates appeared to make their vote.

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